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Porismita Borah, Juwon Hwang & Ying Chia (Louise) Hsu. (2021) COVID-19 Vaccination Attitudes and Intention: Message Framing and the Moderating Role of Perceived Vaccine Benefits. Journal of Health Communication 26:8, pages 523-533.
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Joan Kai-Lin Mak & Hichang Cho. (2020) Framing Smart Nation: A moderated mediation analysis of frame-focus effects. Information, Communication & Society 23:9, pages 1274-1294.
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Bethany Saxon, Sarah Bauerle Bass, Thomas Wright & Jessie Panick. (2019) Ebola and the rhetoric of US newspapers: assessing quality risk communication in public health emergencies. Journal of Risk Research 22:10, pages 1309-1322.
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Kiwon Seo & James Price Dillard. (2019) A Process Analysis of Message Style and Persuasion: The Effects of Gain-Loss Framing and Emotion-Inducing Imagery. Visual Communication Quarterly 26:3, pages 131-145.
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Aaron T. Piepmeier, Jennifer L. Etnier & Kimberly S. Fasczewski. (2018) Beyond health messaging: a behavioural economics approach to increasing self-selected distance during an acute bout of cycling. European Journal of Sport Science 18:9, pages 1264-1270.
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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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Jakob D. Jensen, Chelsea L. Ratcliff, Robert N. Yale, Melinda Krakow, Courtney L. Scherr & Sara K. Yeo. (2018) Persuasive impact of loss and gain frames on intentions to exercise: A test of six moderators. Communication Monographs 85:2, pages 245-262.
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Jared Brickman & Jessica Fitts Willoughby. (2017) ‘You shouldn’t be making people feel bad about having sex’: exploring young adults’ perceptions of a sex-positive sexual health text message intervention. Sex Education 17:6, pages 621-634.
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Daniel J. O’Keefe. (2017) Misunderstandings of Effect Sizes in Message Effects Research. Communication Methods and Measures 11:3, pages 210-219.
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Hang Lu, William F. Siemer, Meghan S. Baumer, Daniel J. Decker & Alexander Gulde. (2016) Effects of Message Framing and Past Experience on Intentions to Prevent Human–Coyote Conflicts. Human Dimensions of Wildlife 21:6, pages 506-521.
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Jonathan Van ’t Riet, Anthony D. Cox, Dena Cox, Gregory D. Zimet, Gert-Jan De Bruijn, Bas Van den Putte, Hein De Vries, Marieke Q. Werrij & Robert A. C. Ruiter. (2016) Does perceived risk influence the effects of message framing? Revisiting the link between prospect theory and message framing. Health Psychology Review 10:4, pages 447-459.
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Shawnika J. Hull & Yangsun Hong. (2016) Sensation Seeking as a Moderator of Gain- and Loss-Framed HIV-Test Promotion Message Effects. Journal of Health Communication 21:1, pages 46-55.
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Sun-Young Park & Cynthia R. Morton. (2015) The Role of Regulatory Focus, Social Distance, and Involvement in Anti-High-Risk Drinking Advertising: A Construal-Level Theory Perspective. Journal of Advertising 44:4, pages 338-348.
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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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John G. Wirtz, Sela Sar & Shreyas Ghuge. (2015) The Moderating Role of Mood and Personal Relevance on Persuasive Effects of Gain- and Loss-Framed Health Messages. Health Marketing Quarterly 32:2, pages 180-196.
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Hua Chang, Lingling Zhang & Guang-Xin Xie. (2015) Message framing in green advertising: the effect of construal level and consumer environmental concern. International Journal of Advertising 34:1, pages 158-176.
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Maureen Reni Courtney, Christy Spivey & Kathy M Daniel. (2014) Helping patients make better decisions: how to apply behavioral economics in clinical practice. Patient Preference and Adherence 8, pages 1503-1512.
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Awoke Bekalu & Steven Eggermont. (2014) The Relative Persuasiveness of Gain-Framed Versus Loss-Framed HIV Testing Message: Evidence From a Field Experiment in Northwest Ethiopia. Journal of Health Communication 19:8, pages 922-938.
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Hyunmin Lee, YoungAh Lee, Sun-A Park, Erin Willis & Glen
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Kiwon Seo, James
Price Dillard & Fuyuan Shen. (2013) The Effects of Message Framing and Visual Image on Persuasion. Communication Quarterly 61:5, pages 564-583.
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Daniel J. O’Keefe. (2013) The Relative Persuasiveness of Different Forms of Arguments-From-Consequences: A Review and Integration. Annals of the International Communication Association 36:1, pages 109-135.
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Jennifer Cornacchione & Sandi
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Arie Dijkstra, Alexander Rothman & Suzanne Pietersma. (2011) The persuasive effects of framing messages on fruit and vegetable consumption according to regulatory focus theory. Psychology & Health 26:8, pages 1036-1048.
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Roger D. Bartels, Kristina M. Kelly & Alexander J. Rothman. (2010) Moving beyond the function of the health behaviour: The effect of message frame on behavioural decision-making. Psychology & Health 25:7, pages 821-838.
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BrianL. Quick & BenjaminR. Bates. (2010) The Use of Gain- or Loss-Frame Messages and Efficacy Appeals to Dissuade Excessive Alcohol Consumption Among College Students: A Test of Psychological Reactance Theory. Journal of Health Communication 15:6, pages 603-628.
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