Inoculation theory explains how an existing state (an attitude, a belief, a position) can be
made more resistant to future influence, in much the same way a medical inoculation can …

Referred to as the “most consistent and reliable method for conferring resistance to
persuasion” by Miller et al. in 2013, over the past 50 years inoculation has exerted …

The theoretically-driven inoculation strategy has increasingly become used to counter
disinformation regarding pivotal societal issues such as COVID-19 and climate change. The …

This investigation explored three issues relevant to inoculation theory's function. First, the
stamina of inoculation-generated resistance was examined at 2-, 4-, and 6-week time …

This study focuses on the problem of collapsed 'stay in the market'(SIM) beliefs during
financial crises. More specifically, the goal of this investigation was to ascertain whether or …

Communication continues to be at the center of risk and health promotion management
strategies (Ivanov, 2012; Ivanov et al., 2016; Pfau, 1995) as many of the processes …

Inoculation theory is a theory of resistance to influence that builds on analogous
relationships with medical vaccination. In short: Exposure to weakened forms of challenges …

Estudos acadêmicos a respeito do processo de tomada de decisão permeiam áreas do
conhecimento tão díspares como a computação (Von Neumann & Morgenstern, 1945; …

본 연구의 목적은 메가 이벤트에 대한 메시지 측면성, 메시지 프레이밍, 개최지지 변화 및
조절초점과의 관계를 체계적으로 파악하여, 메가 이벤트의 메시지 분야의 이론적 확대에 …

The use of messages in advertising and brands have evolved since the origin of the
inoculation theory. This research posits a framework of protecting a brand image against an …