Toward a theory of persuasive hope: Effects of cognitive appraisals, hope appeals, and hope in the context of climate change
AE Chadwick - Health communication, 2015 - Taylor & Francis
Hope has the potential to be a powerful motivator for influencing behavior. However, hope
and messages that evoke hope (hope appeals) have rarely been the focus of theoretical …
and messages that evoke hope (hope appeals) have rarely been the focus of theoretical …
Using EPPM to evaluate the effectiveness of fear appeal messages across different media outlets to increase the intention of breast self-examination among Chinese …
The current study aims to examine the influence of fear appeal messages across different
media outlets on Chinese women's intention of breast self-examination using the Extended …
media outlets on Chinese women's intention of breast self-examination using the Extended …
Designing safety interventions for specific contexts: Results from a literature review
A misalignment between safety interventions and the workplace context of their application
could lead to diminished effectiveness or failure. This paper is the first of three of an …
could lead to diminished effectiveness or failure. This paper is the first of three of an …
Active behaviour change safety interventions in the construction industry: A systematic review
The aims of this paper were to systematically review the evidence for the effectiveness of
active behaviour change safety interventions in the construction industry; and to determine …
active behaviour change safety interventions in the construction industry; and to determine …
Enhancing consumer confidence and response efficacy in tourism: Typology and effectiveness of the hotel industry's responses to COVID-19
Although the tourism industry, including hotels, has been ravaged by the COVID-19
pandemic, few empirical studies have systematically examined the typology and …
pandemic, few empirical studies have systematically examined the typology and …
The effects of repetitive information communication through multiple channels on prevention behavior during the 2015 MERS outbreak in South Korea
K Jang, N Park - Journal of health communication, 2018 - Taylor & Francis
Although people nowadays engage in information communication repetitively through
multiple channels during a public health crisis, the impacts of this communication on …
multiple channels during a public health crisis, the impacts of this communication on …
Virtual reality for public health: a study on a VR intervention to enhance occupational injury prevention
Background Agriculture is one of the most hazardous occupations in the USA. Especially,
tractor rollover incidents are the leading cause of farming-related injuries or deaths. This …
tractor rollover incidents are the leading cause of farming-related injuries or deaths. This …
Comparing the impact of educational messages based on an extended parallel process model on solid waste separation behaviors in female students: A four-group …
Background The increase in non-separated solid waste is a threat to environmental health.
People may be motivated to reduce the destructive effects of waste accumulation in the …
People may be motivated to reduce the destructive effects of waste accumulation in the …
Variability in media content of public health outbreak coverage: A crisis communication approach
This study investigated the stage-specific nature of media coverage of a large-scale dengue
outbreak in Bangladesh. We employed the three-stage model of crisis communication and …
outbreak in Bangladesh. We employed the three-stage model of crisis communication and …
Promoting smoking cessation in China: Using an expansion of the EPPM with other-oriented threat
This study explored strategies to increase Chinese smokers' cessation intentions, using the
extended parallel processing model, or EPPM. A 2× 2× 2 factorial experiment was designed …
extended parallel processing model, or EPPM. A 2× 2× 2 factorial experiment was designed …