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Hwanseok Song. (2020) Perceived standing: exploring why people accept or reject others’ access to public participation in local environmental conflicts. Local Environment 25:5, pages 397-413.
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Frederick I. Lauer, Alexander L. Metcalf, Elizabeth C. Metcalf & Jakki J. Mohr. (2018) Public Engagement in Social-Ecological Systems Management: An Application of Social Justice Theory. Society & Natural Resources 31:1, pages 4-20.
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Branden B. Johnson & Lynn Waishwell. (2014) Q method can identify diverse perspectives on ‘helpful’ information on cancer clusters and inform risk communication generally. Journal of Risk Research 17:9, pages 1125-1145.
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Geah Pressgrove & John C. Besley. (2014) Developers' Views about Public Meetings in the Context of Public Relations Theory. Journal of Applied Communication Research 42:4, pages 387-408.
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BrandenB. Johnson & Lynn Waishwell. (2014) Public Response to Official Information on Cancer and Cancer Clusters. Human and Ecological Risk Assessment: An International Journal 20:3, pages 839-871.
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KatherineA. McComas, Zheng Yang, GeriK. Gay, JohnP. Leonard, AndrewJ. Dannenberg & Hildy Dillon. (2010) Individuals' Willingness to Talk to Their Doctors About Clinical Trial Enrollment. Journal of Health Communication 15:2, pages 189-204.
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Hwanseok Song, Hang Lu & Katherine A. McComas. (2020) The Role of Fairness in Early Characterization of New Technologies: Effects on Selective Exposure and Risk Perception. Risk Analysis 41:9, pages 1614-1629.
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Ko Watanabe, Yusuke Soneda, Yuki Matsuda, Yugo Nakamura, Yutaka Arakawa, Andreas Dengel & Shoya Ishimaru. (2021) DisCaaS: Micro Behavior Analysis on Discussion by Camera as a Sensor. Sensors 21:17, pages 5719.
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Laura N. Rickard. (2019) Pragmatic and (or) Constitutive? On the Foundations of Contemporary Risk Communication Research. Risk Analysis 41:3, pages 466-479.
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Laura N. Rickard, Kofi Britwum, Caroline L. Noblet & Keith S. Evans. (2020) Factory-made or farm fresh? Measuring U.S. support for aquaculture as a food technology. Marine Policy 115, pages 103858.
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Wen Xing, Ping Yu Hsu, Yu-Wei Chang & Wen-Lung Shiau. (2019) How does online doctor–patient interaction affect online consultation and offline medical treatment?. Industrial Management & Data Systems 120:1, pages 196-214.
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Wei Le, Po-Ya Chang, Yu-Wei Chang & Jiahe Chen. (2019) Why Do Patients Move from Online Health Platforms to Hospitals? The Perspectives of Fairness Theory and Brand Extension Theory. International Journal of Environmental Research and Public Health 16:19, pages 3755.
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John C. Besley, Aaron M. McCright, Nagwan R. Zahry, Kevin C. Elliott, Norbert E. Kaminski & Joseph D. Martin. (2017) Perceived conflict of interest in health science partnerships. PLOS ONE 12:4, pages e0175643.
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John C. Besley & Sang-Hwa Oh. (2014) The Impact of Accident Attention, Ideology, and Environmentalism on American Attitudes Toward Nuclear Energy. Risk Analysis 34:5, pages 949-964.
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John C. Besley & Sang-Hwa Oh. (2014) The Combined Impact of Attention to the Deepwater Horizon Oil Spill and Environmental Worldview on Views About Nuclear Energy. Bulletin of Science, Technology & Society 33:5-6, pages 158-171.
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John C. Besley. (2011) Does Fairness Matter in the Context of Anger About Nuclear Energy Decision Making?. Risk Analysis 32:1, pages 25-38.
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Katherine A McComas & John C. Besley. (2011) Fairness and Nanotechnology Concern. Risk Analysis 31:11, pages 1749-1761.
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Katherine A. McComas, Richard Stedman & P. Sol Hart. (2011) Community support for campus approaches to sustainable energy use: The role of “town–gown” relationships. Energy Policy 39:5, pages 2310-2318.
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John C. Besley. (2010) Public Engagement and the Impact of Fairness Perceptions on Decision Favorability and Acceptance. Science Communication 32:2, pages 256-280.
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James F. Thrasher, John C. Besley & Wendy González. (2010) Perceived justice and popular support for public health laws: A case study around comprehensive smoke-free legislation in Mexico City. Social Science & Medicine 70:5, pages 787-793.
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Katherine McComas, John C. Besley & Laura W. Black. (2010) The Rituals of Public Meetings. Public Administration Review 70:1, pages 122-130.
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Jennifer Kuzma & John C. Besley. (2008) Ethics of Risk Analysis and Regulatory Review: From Bio- to Nanotechnology. NanoEthics 2:2, pages 149-162.
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John C. BesleyKatherine A. McComas & Craig W. Trumbo. (2008) Local Newspaper Coverage of Health Authority Fairness During Cancer Cluster Investigations. Science Communication 29:4, pages 498-521.
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Craig W. Trumbo, Katherine A. McComas & John C. Besley. (2008) Individual- and Community-Level Effects on Risk Perception in Cancer Cluster Investigations. Risk Analysis 28:1, pages 161-178.
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