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Nehama Lewis & Lourdes S. Martinez. (2023) Information Scanning Impacts Nonmedical Drug Use Among College Students: A Longitudinal Study of Scanning Effects. Health Communication 38:10, pages 2035-2046.
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Qinghua Yang. (2023) Understanding the Associations Between Adolescents’ Exposure to E-Cigarette Information and Vaping Behavior Through the Theory of Planned Behavior. Health Communication 0:0, pages 1-11.
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Won-Ki Moon, Lucy Atkinson, Lee Ann Kahlor, Chungin Yun & Hyunsang Son. (2022) U.S. Political Partisanship and COVID-19: Risk Information Seeking and Prevention Behaviors. Health Communication 37:13, pages 1671-1681.
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Adrienne R. Lee, Alex Gonzalez, Jenna M. Garcia, Lourdes S. Martinez & Eyal Oren. (2022) COVID-19 risk perceptions, self-efficacy, and prevention behaviors among California undergraduate students. Journal of American College Health 0:0, pages 1-10.
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Jinhui Li & Han Zheng. (2020) Coverage of HPV-Related Information on Chinese Social Media: a Content Analysis of Articles in Zhihu. Human Vaccines & Immunotherapeutics 16:10, pages 2548-2554.
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Jiawei Liu, Andy J. King, Drew Margolin & Jeff Niederdeppe. (2020) Information Seeking and Scanning about Colorectal Cancer Screening among Black and White Americans, Ages 45–74: Comparing Information Sources and Screening Behaviors. Journal of Health Communication 25:5, pages 402-411.
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Jiaying Liu, Kirsten Lochbuehler, Qinghua Yang, Laura A. Gibson & Robert C. Hornik. (2020) Breadth of Media Scanning Leads to Vaping among Youth and Young Adults: Evidence of Direct and Indirect Pathways from a National Longitudinal Survey. Journal of Health Communication 25:2, pages 91-104.
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Qinghua Yang, Jiaying Liu, Kirsten Lochbuehler & Robert Hornik. (2019) Does Seeking e-Cigarette Information Lead to Vaping? Evidence from a National Longitudinal Survey of Youth and Young Adults. Health Communication 34:3, pages 298-305.
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Jae-Seon Jeong & Seungyoon Lee. (2018) The Influence of Information Appraisals and Information Behaviors on the Acceptance of Health Information: A Study of Television Medical Talk Shows in South Korea. Health Communication 33:8, pages 972-979.
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Wenbo Li, Glen Nowak, Yan Jin & Michael Cacciatore. (2018) Inadequate and Incomplete: Chinese Newspapers’ Coverage of the First Licensed Human Papillomavirus (HPV) Vaccine in China. Journal of Health Communication 23:6, pages 581-590.
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Elisabeth Bigsby & Shelly R. Hovick. (2018) Understanding Associations between Information Seeking and Scanning and Health Risk Behaviors: An Early Test of the Structural Influence Model. Health Communication 33:3, pages 315-325.
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Nehama Lewis, Lourdes S. Martinez & Ofer Carmel. (2017) Measures of Information Seeking: A Validation Study in the Context of Nonmedical Drug Use Behaviors. Communication Methods and Measures 11:4, pages 266-288.
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Jazmyne A. Sutton & Eric R. Walsh-Buhi. (2017) Factors influencing college women's contraceptive behavior: An application of the integrative model of behavioral prediction. Journal of American College Health 65:5, pages 339-347.
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Susan Mello & Andy S. L. Tan. (2016) Who’s Responsible? Media Framing of Pediatric Environmental Health and Mothers’ Perceptions of Accountability. Journal of Health Communication 21:12, pages 1217-1226.
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Lourdes S. Martinez & Nehama Lewis. (2016) The Moderated Influence of Perceived Behavioral Control on Intentions Among the General U.S. Population: Implications for Public Communication Campaigns. Journal of Health Communication 21:9, pages 1006-1015.
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Nick Carcioppolo, Fan Yang & Qinghua Yang. (2016) Reducing, Maintaining, or Escalating Uncertainty? The Development and Validation of Four Uncertainty Preference Scales Related to Cancer Information Seeking and Avoidance. Journal of Health Communication 21:9, pages 979-988.
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Robert Hornik. (2016) Measuring Campaign Message Exposure and Public Communication Environment Exposure: Some Implications of the Distinction in the Context of Social Media. Communication Methods and Measures 10:2-3, pages 167-169.
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Jiaying Liu & Robert Hornik. (2016) Measuring Exposure Opportunities: Using Exogenous Measures in Assessing Effects of Media Exposure on Smoking Outcomes. Communication Methods and Measures 10:2-3, pages 115-134.
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Laura Gibson, Andy S. L. Tan, Derek Freres, Nehama Lewis, Lourdes Martinez & Robert C. Hornik. (2016) Nonmedical information seeking amid conflicting health information: negative and positive effects on prostate cancer screening. Health Communication 31:4, pages 417-424.
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Shelly R. Hovick & Elisabeth Bigsby. (2016) Heart Disease and Colon Cancer Prevention Beliefs and Their Association With Information Seeking and Scanning. Journal of Health Communication 21:1, pages 76-84.
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Chul-Joo Lee, Xiaoquan Zhao & Macarena Pena-y-Lillo. (2016) Theorizing the Pathways From Seeking and Scanning to Mammography Screening. Health Communication 31:1, pages 117-128.
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Jeff Niederdeppe. (2014) Conceptual, Empirical, and Practical Issues in Developing Valid Measures of Public Communication Campaign Exposure. Communication Methods and Measures 8:2, pages 138-161.
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Yue Zheng. (2014) Patterns and Motivations of Young Adults’ Health Information Acquisitions on Facebook. Journal of Consumer Health on the Internet 18:2, pages 157-175.
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