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Nora Denner, Benno Viererbl & Thomas Koch. (2023) Effects of Repeated Corrections of Misinformation on Organizational Trust: More is Not Always Better. International Journal of Strategic Communication 17:1, pages 39-53.
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Tobias Reynolds-Tylus & Dan Schill. (2022) An Application of Psychological Reactance Theory to College Student Voter Registration and Mobilization. Journal of Political Marketing 21:3-4, pages 259-271.
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Ruobing Li & S. Shyam Sundar. (2022) Can Interactive Media Attenuate Psychological Reactance to Health Messages? A Study of the Role Played by User Commenting and Audience Metrics in Persuasion. Health Communication 37:11, pages 1355-1367.
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Melissa J. Robinson & Silvia Knobloch-Westerwick. (2022) Instilling Belief in the Ability to Change for the Better: Narrative Persuasion for Sleep Hygiene Self-Efficacy. Health Communication 37:3, pages 259-271.
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Baldwin Van Gorp & Bart Vyncke. (2021) Deproblematization as an Enrichment of Framing Theory: Enhancing the Effectiveness of an Awareness-Raising Campaign on Child Poverty. International Journal of Strategic Communication 15:5, pages 425-439.
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Hanyoung Kim, Youngji Seo, Hye Jin Yoon, Jeong Yeob Han & Youngjee Ko. (2021) The effects of user comment valence of Facebook health messages on intention to receive the flu vaccine: the role of pre-existing attitude towards the flu vaccine and psychological reactance. International Journal of Advertising 40:7, pages 1187-1208.
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Mengtian Jiang & Naa Amponsah Dodoo. (2021) Promoting Mask-Wearing in COVID-19 Brand Communications: Effects of Gain-Loss Frames, Self- or Other-Interest Appeals, and Perceived Risks. Journal of Advertising 50:3, pages 271-279.
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Tobias Reynolds-Tylus, Elisabeth Bigsby & Brian L Quick. (2021) A Comparison of Three Approaches for Measuring Negative Cognitions for Psychological Reactance. Communication Methods and Measures 15:1, pages 43-59.
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Haijing Ma & Claude H. Miller. (2021) The Effects of Agency Assignment and Reference Point on Responses to COVID-19 Messages. Health Communication 36:1, pages 59-73.
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Richard O. de Visser & James Nicholls. (2020) Temporary abstinence during Dry January: predictors of success; impact on well-being and self-efficacy. Psychology & Health 35:11, pages 1293-1305.
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Xinzhi Zhang. (2020) Effects of Freedom Restoration, Language Variety, and Issue Type on Psychological Reactance. Health Communication 35:11, pages 1316-1327.
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Thomas V. Staunton, Eusebio M. Alvaro, Benjamin D. Rosenberg & William D. Crano. (2020) Controlling Language and Irony: Reducing Threat and Increasing Positive Message Evaluations. Basic and Applied Social Psychology 42:5, pages 369-386.
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Raymond E. Barranco, Nicole E. Rader & Maria T. Trinh. (2020) Ticket Sales and Violent Content in Popular Movies. Deviant Behavior 41:8, pages 1005-1017.
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Sun-Young Park, Hyunsang Son, Jaejin Lee & Eun Go. (2020) Moderating Effects of Social Norms and Alcohol Consumption on Message Framing in Responsible Drinking Campaigns: Value from Deviance Regulation Theory. Health Communication 35:7, pages 793-803.
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Chen Lou & Saleem Alhabash. (2020) Alcohol Brands Being Socially Responsible on Social Media? When and How Warning Conspicuity and Warning Integration Decrease the Efficacy of Alcohol Brand Posts among Under-Drinking-Age Youth. Journal of Interactive Advertising 20:2, pages 148-163.
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Amy Wotring, Peter Paprzycki, Victoria Wagner-Green, Quri R. Wygonik, Alexis A. Blavos, Jessica Kruger, Tom Castor, Aaron J. Diehr & Tavis J. Glassman. (2019) Primary versus secondary prevention messages: College students' perceptions of effectiveness by marijuana user status. Journal of American College Health 67:8, pages 743-752.
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Hannah Kang & Moon J. Lee. (2018) Designing Anti-Binge Drinking Prevention Messages: Message Framing vs. Evidence Type. Health Communication 33:12, pages 1494-1502.
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James Price Dillard, Jinyoung Kim & Shu Scott Li. (2018) Anti-Sugar-Sweetened Beverage Messages Elicit Reactance: Effects on Attitudes and Policy Preferences. Journal of Health Communication 23:8, pages 703-711.
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Yixin Chen. (2018) The Roles of Prevention Messages, Risk Perception, and Benefit Perception in Predicting Binge Drinking among College Students. Health Communication 33:7, pages 877-886.
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Porismita Borah & Xizhu Xiao. (2018) The Importance of ‘Likes’: The Interplay of Message Framing, Source, and Social Endorsement on Credibility Perceptions of Health Information on Facebook. Journal of Health Communication 23:4, pages 399-411.
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Brian L. Quick, Nicole R. LaVoie, Tobias Reynolds-Tylus, Andrea Martinez-Gonzalez & Chris Skurka. (2018) Examining Mechanisms Underlying Fear-Control in the Extended Parallel Process Model. Health Communication 33:4, pages 379-391.
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Adam S. Richards & Micah Larsen. (2017) Anger Expression Moderates the Effects of Psychological Reactance to Sexual Health Messages. Health Communication 32:12, pages 1491-1500.
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Jie Xu. (2017) The Impact of Locus of Control and Controlling Language on Psychological Reactance and Ad Effectiveness in Health Communication. Health Communication 32:12, pages 1463-1471.
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Shuo Zhou & Michael A. Shapiro. (2017) Reducing Resistance to Narrative Persuasion About Binge Drinking: The Role of Self-Activation and Habitual Drinking Behavior. Health Communication 32:10, pages 1297-1309.
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Avery E. Holton, Heather E. Canary & Bob Wong. (2017) Business and Breakthrough: Framing (Expanded) Genetic Carrier Screening for the Public. Health Communication 32:9, pages 1051-1058.
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Parul Jain, Uma Shankar Pandey & Enakshi Roy. (2017) Perceived Efficacy and Intentions Regarding Seeking Mental Healthcare: Impact of Deepika Padukone, A Bollywood Celebrity’s Public Announcement of Struggle with Depression. Journal of Health Communication 22:8, pages 713-720.
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Adam S. Richards, John A. Banas & Yoav Magid. (2017) More on Inoculating Against Reactance to Persuasive Health Messages: The Paradox of Threat. Health Communication 32:7, pages 890-902.
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Hyunjung Kim. (2017) The Indirect Effect of Source Information on Psychological Reactance Against Antismoking Messages Through Perceived Bias. Health Communication 32:5, pages 650-656.
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Hyunmin Lee & Glen T. Cameron. (2017) Utilizing Audiovisual and Gain-Framed Messages to Attenuate Psychological Reactance Toward Weight Management Health Messages. Health Communication 32:1, pages 72-81.
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James F. Thrasher, Kamala Swayampakala, Ron Borland, Gera Nagelhout, Hua-Hie Yong, David Hammond, Maansi Bansal-Travers, Mary Thompson & James Hardin. (2016) Influences of Self-Efficacy, Response Efficacy, and Reactance on Responses to Cigarette Health Warnings: A Longitudinal Study of Adult Smokers in Australia and Canada. Health Communication 31:12, pages 1517-1526.
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Sandi W. Smith, Jennifer J. Cornacchione, Merry Morash, Deborah Kashy & Jennifer Cobbina. (2016) Communication Style as an Antecedent to Reactance, Self-Efficacy, and Restoration of Freedom for Drug- and Alcohol-Involved Women on Probation and Parole. Journal of Health Communication 21:5, pages 504-511.
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Anneke de Graaf, Bas van den Putte & Gert-Jan de Bruijn. (2015) Effects of Issue Involvement and Framing of a Responsible Drinking Message on Attitudes, Intentions, and Behavior. Journal of Health Communication 20:8, pages 989-994.
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Adam S. Richards & John A. Banas. (2015) Inoculating Against Reactance to Persuasive Health Messages. Health Communication 30:5, pages 451-460.
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Hannah Ball & Alan K. Goodboy. (2014) An Experimental Investigation of the Antecedents and Consequences of Psychological Reactance in the College Classroom. Communication Education 63:3, pages 192-209.
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Avery Holton, Nayeon Lee & Renita Coleman. (2014) Commenting on Health: A Framing Analysis of User Comments in Response to Health Articles Online. Journal of Health Communication 19:7, pages 825-837.
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