… on risk perception and risk communication related to cancer screening behaviors. The focus
is on … Therefore, the literature on educational interventions to promote cancer screening …

… risk perceptions facilitate the adoption of desirable health behaviors,10 and their role in cancer
screening … Better knowledge,11, 12 a positive attitude,13 and perceived susceptibility14 …

… the knowledge, risk perceptions, and other factors that influence screening for CRC in
older Americans using data from the 2003 Health Information National Trends Survey (HINTS). …

… risk perception or behavior. Information on the variation of cancer screening knowledge and
risk perception … have the highest risk perception for cervical cancer, their screening rates did …

… for screening. The primary aim of this work is to determine how cancer risk perceptions and
… both cervical and CRC screening or a single screen among women in southeast Michigan. …

… risk perception of cancer according to taking cancer screen … , cancer screening methods,
general knowledge for early detection), cancer risk perception and history of cancer screening …

… risk perception and screening behavior differs systematically based on whether CRC risk
perception and screening are … CRC risk perception is assessed prior to subsequent adoption of …

… cancer screening adherence at 12-months in bivariable analyses; only deliberative risk
perceptions … risk perceptions are differentially important for screening at different time points. …

… on the relationship between individuals’ risk perceptions and their health behavior. It has …
risk perceptions in two separate samples—one at high risk and one at average risk for CRC. …

… cancer risk perceptions (absolute and comparative risk perceptions), cancer worry, and cervical
cancer screening. … absolute risk perceptions nor comparative risk perceptions exerted a …