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Cailey Strauss, Kendall Deleurme & Jorden A. Cummings. (2023) Everyone Has Won, but There are Two Types of Prizes: Simple versus Healing Satisfaction Following Victim-Young Offender Mediation. Victims & Offenders 18:8, pages 1580-1598.
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Sam R. Wilson, Brian Quick & Salah H. Al-Ghaithi. (2023) Expectancy Violations, Message Elaboration, and It Can Wait® Messages. Journal of Broadcasting & Electronic Media 0:0, pages 1-19.
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Sedona Chinn & Ariel Hasell. (2023) How Different Uses of Social Media Inform Perceptions of Offline Social Norms and Changes in Vaccine Intentions. Health Communication 0:0, pages 1-11.
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Vivian C. Sheer. (2023) The State of Norm-Based Antismoking Research: Conceptual Frameworks, Research Designs, and Implications for Interventions. Health Communication 38:2, pages 310-325.
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Zijian Harrison Gong & James Eppler. (2022) Exploring the Impact of Delivery Mistakes, Gender, and Empathic Concern on Source and Message Credibility. Journalism Practice 16:8, pages 1653-1672.
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Richard Antony Powell & Mohamed Yussuf. (2022) Medical narrative and religious norm driving cut type and medicalization changes in female genital mutilation/cutting in Somaliland. Health Care for Women International 43:7-8, pages 722-745.
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Suruchi Sood & Astha Ramaiya. (2022) “On the Wings of Wishes” (Icchedana), Adolescent Girls in Bangladesh Taking Flight Using A Social Behavioral Change Communication Program to Address Child Marriage Related Social Norms: A Longitudinal Panel Study. Journal of Health Communication 27:5, pages 302-311.
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Adolor Aisiri, Babafunke Fagbemi, Olajumoke Olarewaju, Oluwatofunmi Laleye, Claire Chaumont, Elisa Baring & Chukwuma Anyaike. (2022) Effect of a football-based mass media campaign intervention on awareness and knowledge of neglected tropical diseases in Nigeria: a propensity score matching analysis. International Journal of Health Promotion and Education 0:0, pages 1-12.
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Yadong Ji. (2022) When Distal Group Norms Work: Testing Effectiveness of Distal Norm-based Messages as a Function of Desirability-motivated Identification. Communication Studies 73:1, pages 36-52.
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Yadong Ji & Benjamin R. Bates. (2021) Testing “racial fetish” in health prevention messages: Chinese evaluation of ethnicity-(in)congruent messages as a function of out-group favoritism. Journal of International and Intercultural Communication 14:1, pages 21-40.
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Marko Dragojevic, Nicholas T. Tatum, Anna-Carrie Beck & Kelly McAninch. (2019) Effects of Accent Strength Expectancy Violations on Language Attitudes. Communication Studies 70:2, pages 133-150.
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Jeemin Kim, Emily Dunn, Kayla Rellinger, Jennifer Robertson-Wilson & Mark Eys. (2019) Social norms and physical activity in American and Canadian contexts: a scoping review. International Review of Sport and Exercise Psychology 12:1, pages 26-48.
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Roger Davis Gatchet, Amanda Davis Gatchet & Zoe C. Farquhar. (2018) The good, the bad, and the unexpected: Violating audience expectations in Clint Eastwood’s speech at the 2012 Republican National Convention. Communication Teacher 32:4, pages 192-197.
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Whitney Walther-Martin. (2015) Media-Generated Expectancy Violations: A Study of Political Humor, Race, and Source Perceptions. Western Journal of Communication 79:4, pages 492-507.
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Aimee Miller-Ott & Lynne Kelly. (2015) The Presence of Cell Phones in Romantic Partner Face-to-Face Interactions: An Expectancy Violation Theory Approach. Southern Communication Journal 80:4, pages 253-270.
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Kristina B. Hood & Natalie J. Shook. (2014) Who Cares What Others Think? the Indirect Effect of Others’ Attitudes on Condom Use Intentions. International Journal of Sexual Health 26:4, pages 282-294.
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Michael Hazel, HeatherM. Crandall & JohnS. Caputo. (2014) The Influence of Instructor Social Presence and Student Academic Entitlement on Teacher Misbehaviors in Online Courses. Southern Communication Journal 79:4, pages 311-326.
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BenjaminW. Chiles & MichaelE. Roloff. (2014) Apologies, Expectations, and Violations: An Analysis of Confirmed and Disconfirmed Expectations for Responses to Apologies. Communication Reports 27:2, pages 65-77.
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Mark Manning. (2011) When We Do What We See: The Moderating Role of Social Motivation on the Relation Between Subjective Norms and Behavior in the Theory of Planned Behavior. Basic and Applied Social Psychology 33:4, pages 351-364.
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Kathryn Greene, Shelly Campo & SmitaC. Banerjee. (2010) Comparing Normative, Anecdotal, and Statistical Risk Evidence to Discourage Tanning Bed Use. Communication Quarterly 58:2, pages 111-132.
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Carol Irwin, CynthiaW. Symons & DianneL. Kerr. (2009) Behavioral Intention and Behavior toward the Obese on a College Campus. American Journal of Health Education 40:2, pages 106-117.
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BrianL. Quick & JenniferR. Considine. (2008) Examining the Use of Forceful Language When Designing Exercise Persuasive Messages for Adults: A Test of Conceptualizing Reactance Arousal as a Two-Step Process. Health Communication 23:5, pages 483-491.
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Dong Wook Lee, Hee Sun Park, Tai Sik Lee, Mi Kyoung Kim & Young Hyun Kim. (2007) Functions of Social Gatherings Involving Alcohol Consumption with Coworkers in Korea. Asian Journal of Communication 17:3, pages 266-285.
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Kevin Real & RajivN. Rimal. (2007) Friends Talk to Friends About Drinking: Exploring the Role of Peer Communication in the Theory of Normative Social Behavior. Health Communication 22:2, pages 169-180.
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