Article Title,Year,Volume,Issue,Page Range,Author
Bioterrorism risk communication policy,2003,8,Suppl 1,146-7; discussion 148-51,Sandman
A functional perspective on social marketing: insights from Israel's bicycle helmet campaign,1997,2,3,145-156,Ressler
Crisis and emergency risk communication as an integrative model,2005,10,1,43-55,Reynolds
Messages from teens on the big screen: smoking drinking and drug use in teen-centered films,2005,10,4,331-346,Stern
Alcohol advertising: what makes it attractive to youth?,2005,10,6,553-565,Grube
Age analysis of newspaper coverage of mental illness,2007,12,1,3-15,Corrigan
Alcohol advertising exposure and perceptions: links with alcohol expectancies and intentions to drink or drinking in underaged youth and young adults,2004,9,1,3-29,Atkin
Messages from moms: Barriers to and facilitators of behavior change in a lead poisoning preventive education project,2007,12,8,771-786,Jordan
Sensation seeking and alcohol use by college students: Examining multiple pathways of effects,2006,11,3,269-280,Yanovitzky
Media influence on alcohol-control policy support in the U.S. Adult population: the intervening role of issue concern and risk judgments,2009,14,3,262-275,Slater
Trust influences response to public health messages during a bioterrorist event,2007,12,3,217-232,Ryan
Defining moments in risk communication research: 1996-2005,2006,11,1,75-91,McComas
Disaster communication on the internet: a focus on mobilizing information,2009,14,8,741-755,Friedman
Mass media public health and achieving health literacy,2003,8,Suppl 1,124-125,Payne
Leave no one behind: improving health and risk communication through attention to literacy,2003,8,Suppl 1,104-115,Hyde
Sociodemographic behavioral and cognitive predictors of alcohol-impaired driving in a sample of U.S. College students,2010,15,2,218-232,Lawson
Influence of a nationwide social marketing campaign on adolescent drug use,2010,15,3,240-271,Scheier
Theory-based approaches to understanding public emergency preparedness: implications for effective health and risk communication,2010,15,4,428-444,Barge
The depiction of illness and related matters in two top-ranked primetime network medical dramas in the United States: a content analysis,2010,15,5,555-570,Ye
Recommendations to improve health risk communication: lessons learned from the U.S. Public Health Service,1996,1,2,197-217,Tinker
Public meetings about suspected cancer clusters: the impact of voice interactional justice and risk perception on attendees' attitudes in six communities,2007,12,6,527-549,McComas
The influence of famous athletes on health beliefs and practices: Mark McGwire child abuse prevention and Androstenedione,2003,8,1,41-57,Brown
Preventing domestic violence in the African American community: Assessing the impact of a dramatic radio serial,2004,9,1,31-52,Wray
Reductions in drinking and alcohol-related harms reported by first-year college students taking an online alcohol education course: a randomized trial,2010,15,7,805-819,Lovecchio
The effects of sensation seeking misperceptions of peer consumption and believability of social norms messages on alcohol consumption,2010,15,8,825-839,Atkin
Emotionally disturbed children's reactions to violent media segments,1997,2,3,157-168,Grimes
The reporting of crime and violence in the Los Angeles Times: is there a public health perspective?,2001,6,2,169-82; discussion 189-92,Rodgers
Communicating health information to an alarmed public facing a threat such as a bioterrorist attack,2004,9,1,67-75,Bates
The effects of news stories that put crime and violence into context: testing the public health model of reporting,2002,7,5,401-425,Thorson
Optimistic bias and perceptions of bioterrorism in Michigan corporate spokespersons fall 2001,2003,8,Suppl 1,130-143,Salmon
Communication monitoring: shaping CDC's emergency risk communication efforts,2003,8,Suppl 1,35-49; discussion 148-51,Prue
Uncertain science and certain deadlines: CDC responses to the media during the anthrax attacks of 2001,2003,8,Suppl 1,17-34; discussion 148-51,Robinson
The anthrax attacks in New York City: the "Giuliani press conference model" and other communication strategies that helped,2003,8,Suppl 1,15-16,Mullin
The reification of irrelevancy: a comment on "The reification of normalcy",1999,4,3,227-231,Murray
The reification of normalcy,1999,4,3,211-226,Grimes
Individual Differences in Motivational Activation Influence Responses to Pictures of Taboo Products,2011,16,10,1072-1087,Lang
Predicting risk behaviors: development and validation of a diagnostic scale,1996,1,4,317-341,Witte
Who's Afraid of Noncommunicable Diseases? Raising Awareness of the Effects of Noncommunicable Diseases on Global Health,2011,16,Suppl 2,82-93,Stuckler
Communicating alcohol narratives: Creating a healthier relationship with alcohol,2011,16,Suppl 2,27-36,Jarl
The development of building wellness™ a youth health literacy program,2011,16,Suppl 3,103-118,Diamond
Predicting the potential for risky behavior among those "too young" to drink as the result of appealing advertising,2000,5,1,13-27,Austin
Cognitive and Emotional Health Risk Perceptions Among People Living in Poverty,2012,17,3,303-318,Freimuth
Efficacy of Child Abuse and Neglect Prevention Messages in the Florida Winds of Change Campaign,2011,17,4,413-431,Evans
Assessing prosocial message effectiveness: effects of message quality production quality and persuasiveness,1999,4,3,195-210,Fujioka
Power distance and collectivist/individualist strategies in alcohol warnings: effects by gender and ethnicity,1999,4,4,295-310,Perea
A case against "binge" as the term of choice: convincing college students to personalize messages about dangerous drinking,2003,8,1,79-91,Stewart
Communication during public health emergencies,2003,8,Suppl 1,144-145,Koplan
How the CDC is meeting the training demands of emergency risk communication,2003,8,Suppl 1,128-129,Courtney
Surviving a public health crisis: tips for communicators,2003,8,Suppl 1,126-127,Golan
Public perceptions of information sources concerning bioterrorism before and after anthrax attacks: an analysis of national survey data,2003,8,Suppl 1,93-103; discussion 148-51,Pollard
Using opinion surveys to track the public's response to a bioterrorist attack,2003,8,Suppl 1,83-92; discussion 148-51,Blendon
Communicating anthrax in 2001: a comparison of CDC information and print media accounts,2003,8,Suppl 1,50-82; discussion 148-51,Mebane
Communication lessons learned in the Emergency Operations Center during CDC's anthrax response: a commentary,2003,8,Suppl 1,11-12,Vanderford
Electronic journal publishing in the age of bioterrorism: how fast is fast?,2003,8,Suppl 1,9-10,Potter
Best practices in public health risk and crisis communication,2003,8,Suppl 1,5-8; discussion 148-51,Covello
U.S. Tabloid Magazine Coverage of a Celebrity Dating Abuse Incident: Rihanna and Chris Brown,2012,17,6,733-744,Baughman
Role of Transportation in the Persuasion Process: Cognitive and Affective Responses to Antidrug Narratives,2012,17,5,564-581,Greene
Emergency Health Risk Communication During the 2007 San Diego Wildfires: Comprehension Compliance and Recall,2012,17,6,698-712,Sugerman
Going beyond exposure to local news media: an information-processing examination of public perceptions of food safety,2006,11,8,789-806,Fleming
Health promotion messages in entertainment media: crime drama viewership and intentions to intervene in a sexual assault situation,2013,18,1,105-123,Lei
Understanding the effectiveness of the entertainment-education strategy: an investigation of how audience involvement message processing and message design influence health information recall,2013,18,2,160-178,Quick
Portrayals of teen smoking drinking and drug use in recent popular movies,2013,18,2,179-191,Stern
Underage drinkers' responses to negative-restrictive versus proactive-nonrestrictive slogans in humorous anti-alcohol abuse messages: are humorous responsible drinking campaign messages effective?,2013,18,3,354-368,Lee
Injunctive peer misperceptions and the mediation of self-approval on risk for driving after drinking among college students,2013,18,4,459-477,LaBrie
The conceptualization and communication of risk among rural appalachian adolescents,2013,18,6,668-685,Moreland
The effectiveness of different approaches to media literacy in modifying adolescents' responses to alcohol,2013,18,6,723-739,Chen
A panel study of peer norms and adolescent alcohol consumption: developing strategies for communication interventions,2013,18,8,913-930,Beaudoin
Threading the needle in health-risk communication: Increasing vulnerability salience while promoting self-worth,2013,18,11,1279-1292,Gerrard
Effects of an online alcohol education course among college freshmen: An investigation of potential mediators,2014,19,4,392-412,Ringwalt
Examining how presumed media influence affects social norms and adolescents' attitudes and drinking behavior intentions in rural Thailand,2014,19,3,282-302,Detenber
Injury news coverage relative concern and support for alcohol-control policies: an impersonal impact explanation,2014,20,1,51-59,Slater
When Bad Things Happen to Bad People: Using Disposition Theory to Explore the Effects of Cautionary Tales,2014,20,3,266-274,Marett
Patterns of media use and alcohol brand consumption among underage drinking youth in the United States,2015,20,3,314-320,Jernigan
An applied test of the social learning theory of deviance to college alcohol use,2015,20,4,479-490,Rice
Unwarranted optimism in media portrayals of genetic research on addiction overshadows critical ethical and social concerns,2015,20,5,555-565,Ostergren
Subjective reality: the influence of perceived and objective conversational valence on binge drinking determinants,2015,20,7,859-866,de Bruijn
The glass is half full: evidence for efficacy of Alcohol-Wise at one university but not the other,2015,20,6,627-638,Reyna
Changing gender norms and reducing HIV and violence risk among workers and students in China,2015,20,8,869-878,Pulerwitz
Outrage factors in government press releases of food risk and their influence on news media coverage,2015,20,8,879-887,You
Effects of numerical versus foreground-only icon displays on understanding of risk magnitudes,2015,20,10,1230-1241,Stone
Setting the stage for social change: using live theater to dispel myths about intimate partner violence,2015,20,8,969-976,Scharrer
Qualitatively assessing the experiences of college students completing AlcoholEdu: do participants report altering behavior after intervention?,2015,21,3,267-275,Barry
Effects of issue involvement and framing of a responsible drinking message on attitudes intentions and behavior,2015,20,8,989-994,de Bruijn
Sexuality education websites for adolescents: a framework-based content analysis,2015,20,11,1310-1319,Lin
Coverage of posttraumatic stress disorder (PTSD) in the New York Times 1950-2012,2015,21,2,240-248,Houston
Understanding health information seeking: a test of the risk perception attitude framework,2015,20,12,1406-1414,Bell
Community perspectives on communication strategies for alcohol abuse prevention in rural central Kenya,2015,21,3,309-317,Muturi
Law & Order CSI and NCIS: the association between exposure to crime drama franchises rape myth acceptance and sexual consent negotiation among college students,2015,20,12,1369-1381,Lei
"Let's get this party started!": an analysis of health risk behavior on MTV reality television shows,2015,20,12,1382-1390,Flynn
Do sexual assault bystander interventions change men's intentions? Applying the theory of normative social behavior to predicting bystander outcomes,2015,21,3,276-292,Turner
"It was my fault": bullied students' causal and controllable attributions in bullying blogs,2016,21,4,408-414,Emmers-Sommer
College students' drinking and posting about alcohol: forwarding a model of motivations behaviors and consequences,2016,21,6,688-695,Romo
A qualitative comparison of susceptibility and behavior in recreational and occupational risk environments: implications for promoting health and safety,2016,21,6,705-713,Mattson
Online and offline conversations about alcohol: comparing the effects of familiar and unfamiliar discussion partners,2016,21,7,734-742,de Bruijn
Predicting intention to take protective measures during haze: the roles of efficacy threat media trust and affective attitude,2016,21,7,790-799,Bautista
Narrative exemplars and the celebrity spokesperson in Lebanese anti-domestic violence public service announcements,2016,21,8,935-943,Shafer
Tapping into motivations for drinking among youth: normative beliefs about alcohol use among underage drinkers in the United States,2016,21,10,1079-1087,Jernigan
Postdischarge falls and readmissions: associations with insufficient vision and low health literacy among hospitalized seniors,2016,21,Suppl 2,135-140,Arora
When bad things happen to a protagonist like you: the role of self in resistance to negatively framed health narratives,2016,21,12,1227-1235,Shapiro
Evaluation of a social norms approach to a suicide prevention campaign,2017,22,2,135-142,Silk
Placement and format of risk information on direct-to-consumer prescription drug websites,2017,22,2,171-181,Aikin
Which type of risk information to use for whom? Moderating role of outcome-relevant involvement in the effects of statistical and exemplified risk information on risk perceptions,2017,22,4,304-311,Jeong
Differences in the portrayal of health risk behaviors by black and white characters in popular films,2017,22,6,451-458,Hennessy
A systematic review of literature on effectiveness of training in emergency risk communication,2017,22,7,612-629,Todd
Self-determination theory and risk behavior in a collectivistic society: preventing reckless driving in urban Nepal,2017,22,8,672-681,Snyder
The entertainment-education strategy in sexual assault prevention: a comparison of theoretical foundations and a test of effectiveness in a college campus setting,2017,22,9,721-731,Lei
"I believe what i see": college students' use of media issue engagement and perceived responsibility regarding campus sexual assault,2017,22,9,772-782,Li
Efficacy for dealing with terrorism precautionary behavior: laying the groundwork for communication effectiveness,2017,22,10,829-838,Wirtz
Sports celebrities and public health: Diego Maradona's influence on drug use prevention,2010,15,4,358-373,Brown
TV social media and college students' binge drinking intentions: moderated mediation models,2018,23,1,61-71,Yang
How message fatigue toward health messages leads to ineffective persuasive outcomes: examining the mediating roles of reactance and inattention,2018,23,1,109-116,So
Is it more feeling or thinking? The influence of affective and cognitive attitude on adolescents' intention to engage in binge drinking,2018,23,5,430-434,van den Putte
A schema of denial: the influence of rape myth acceptance on beliefs attitudes and processing of affirmative consent campaign messages,2018,23,6,505-513,Hovick
Disaster communication posttraumatic stress and posttraumatic growth following Hurricane Matthew,2019,24,1,65-74,Houston
Emerging adults' discussion of substance use and sexual behavior with providers,2019,24,2,121-128,Anderson
Viewers' perceptions of objectified images of women in alcohol advertisements and their intentions to intervene in alcohol-facilitated sexual assault situations,2019,24,3,328-338,Rodgers
Adolescents' sex-related alcohol expectancies and alcohol advertisements in magazines: the role of wishful identification realism and beliefs about women's enjoyment of sexualization,2019,24,4,395-404,Rodgers
Explicit voluntary and conscious: assessment of the importance of adopting an affirmative consent definition for sexual assault prevention programming on college campuses,2019,ePub,ePub,ePub,Ortiz
Direct verbal communication by parents pressure related to sport achievement and concussion safety in youth football,2019,ePub,ePub,ePub,Rivara
Is involvement a good thing? The undesirable consequences of topical and conversational involvement in the context of alcohol consumption,2019,ePub,ePub,ePub,Hendriks
Understanding pediatric residents' communication decisions regarding anticipatory guidance about firearms,2020,ePub,ePub,ePub,Lichenstein
When social media images and messages don't match: attention to text versus imagery  to effectively convey safety information on social media,2020,ePub,ePub,ePub,Manganello
Tailoring temporal message frames to individuals' time orientation strengthens the relationship between risk perception and behavioral intention,2021,ePub,ePub,ePub,So
Preliminary insights from a U.S. probability sample on adolescents' pornography exposure media psychology and sexual aggression,2021,ePub,ePub,ePub,Paul
The influence of video-modeled sexual assault disclosure and self-efficacy messages on sexual assault disclosure efficacy of adolescent girls,2021,ePub,ePub,ePub,Rasmussen
Communication about suicide perceived social support and suicidal intention in Korean adults,2021,ePub,ePub,ePub,Shin
A year of child injury prevention on Instagram,2021,ePub,ePub,ePub,Manganello
A meta-analysis of media consumption and rape myth acceptance,2021,ePub,ePub,ePub,Hedrick
Beyond depth and breadth: taking "types" of health information sought into consideration with cluster analysis,2022,ePub,ePub,ePub,So
Pornography and women's experience of mixed-gender sexual choking/strangulation: eroticization mediates perceived similarity moderates,2022,ePub,ePub,ePub,Wright
Examining the effects of celebrity (vs. noncelebrity) narratives on opioid addiction prevention: identification transportation and the moderating role of personal relevance,2022,ePub,ePub,ePub,Baker
Yet again conversations matter: the importance of interpersonal discussions educational campaigns and advertising on cannabis-related risk perceptions attitudes and intentions in at-risk young adults,2022,ePub,ePub,ePub,Padon
Social media communication about sexual violence may backfire: online experiment with young men,2023,ePub,ePub,ePub,Nicolla
Development of a web-based alcohol prevention program linking school-child-family for intermediate elementary students,2023,ePub,ePub,ePub,Kim
Exploring the association between suicide prevention public service announcements and user comments on YouTube: a computational text analysis approach,2023,ePub,ePub,ePub,Krishnan
Explaining college men's rape myth acceptance: the role of sports media masculine norms and fraternity membership,2023,ePub,ePub,ePub,Rodgers
A mobile health information behavior model: theoretical development and mixed-method testing in the context of mobile apps on child poisoning prevention,2023,ePub,ePub,ePub,Stehr
The role of media in addressing opioid use disorder: examining causal attributions and emotions as mediators of media influence on stigma and policy support,2023,ePub,ePub,ePub,Park
Adolescents' drinking behavior off- and online: disentangling exposure effects and selective exposure in networked communication structures,2023,ePub,ePub,ePub,Friemel
How do gain-loss frames and cultural arguments persuade? Designing effective messages to weaken college students' binge-drinking intentions,2024,ePub,ePub,ePub,Hong