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Table of contents of journal: *Health communication

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MENTORING AND NURTURING COMMUNICATION IN HEALTH CONTEXTS - FOREWORD
Authors: PITTAM J GALLOIS C
Citation: J. Pittam et C. Gallois, MENTORING AND NURTURING COMMUNICATION IN HEALTH CONTEXTS - FOREWORD, Health communication, 10(4), 1998, pp. 289-292
PUNISHING VERSUS REINFORCING STRATEGIES OF DRUG DISCONTINUANCE - EFFECT OF PERSUADERS DRUG-USE
Authors: LEPOIRE BA ERLANDSON KT HALLETT JS
Citation: Ba. Lepoire et al., PUNISHING VERSUS REINFORCING STRATEGIES OF DRUG DISCONTINUANCE - EFFECT OF PERSUADERS DRUG-USE, Health communication, 10(4), 1998, pp. 293-316
FACTORS INFLUENCING CAREGIVER CARE RECEIVER COMMUNICATION AND ITS IMPACT ON THE WELL-BEING OF OLDER CARE RECEIVERS
Authors: EDWARDS H NOLLER P
Citation: H. Edwards et P. Noller, FACTORS INFLUENCING CAREGIVER CARE RECEIVER COMMUNICATION AND ITS IMPACT ON THE WELL-BEING OF OLDER CARE RECEIVERS, Health communication, 10(4), 1998, pp. 317-341
NURTURING COMMUNICATION BY HEALTH-PROFESSIONALS TOWARD PATIENTS - A COMMUNICATION ACCOMMODATION THEORY APPROACH
Authors: WATSON B GALLOIS C
Citation: B. Watson et C. Gallois, NURTURING COMMUNICATION BY HEALTH-PROFESSIONALS TOWARD PATIENTS - A COMMUNICATION ACCOMMODATION THEORY APPROACH, Health communication, 10(4), 1998, pp. 343-355
YOURE OUT OF YOUR MIND - HUMOR AS A FACE-SAVING STRATEGY DURING NEUROPSYCHOLOGICAL EXAMINATIONS
Authors: SAUNDERS PA
Citation: Pa. Saunders, YOURE OUT OF YOUR MIND - HUMOR AS A FACE-SAVING STRATEGY DURING NEUROPSYCHOLOGICAL EXAMINATIONS, Health communication, 10(4), 1998, pp. 357-372
THE LANGUAGE OF MENTORING IN A HEALTH-CARE ENVIRONMENT
Authors: KALBFLEISCH PJ BACH BW
Citation: Pj. Kalbfleisch et Bw. Bach, THE LANGUAGE OF MENTORING IN A HEALTH-CARE ENVIRONMENT, Health communication, 10(4), 1998, pp. 373-392
INTERVIEWS WITH ELDERLY PATIENTS ABOUT SIDE-EFFECTS
Authors: SMITH DH
Citation: Dh. Smith, INTERVIEWS WITH ELDERLY PATIENTS ABOUT SIDE-EFFECTS, Health communication, 10(3), 1998, pp. 199-209
PROCESSING MESSAGES ABOUT DISEASE DETECTION AND HEALTH PROMOTION BEHAVIORS - THE EFFECTS OF ANXIETY
Authors: MILLAR MG MILLER K
Citation: Mg. Millar et K. Miller, PROCESSING MESSAGES ABOUT DISEASE DETECTION AND HEALTH PROMOTION BEHAVIORS - THE EFFECTS OF ANXIETY, Health communication, 10(3), 1998, pp. 211-226
TESTING THE INFLUENCE OF THE HEALTH BELIEF MODEL AND A TELEVISION PROGRAM ON NUTRITION BEHAVIOR
Authors: CHEW F PALMER S KIM S
Citation: F. Chew et al., TESTING THE INFLUENCE OF THE HEALTH BELIEF MODEL AND A TELEVISION PROGRAM ON NUTRITION BEHAVIOR, Health communication, 10(3), 1998, pp. 227-245
THE PERCEPTION OF RISK MESSAGES REGARDING ELECTROMAGNETIC-FIELDS - EXTENDING THE EXTENDED PARALLEL PROCESS MODEL TO AN UNKNOWN RISK
Authors: MCMAHAN S WITTE K MEYER J
Citation: S. Mcmahan et al., THE PERCEPTION OF RISK MESSAGES REGARDING ELECTROMAGNETIC-FIELDS - EXTENDING THE EXTENDED PARALLEL PROCESS MODEL TO AN UNKNOWN RISK, Health communication, 10(3), 1998, pp. 247-259
THE DEVELOPMENT AND PARTIAL ASSESSMENT OF THE MEDICAL COMMUNICATION COMPETENCE SCALE
Authors: CEGALA DJ COLEMAN MT TURNER JW
Citation: Dj. Cegala et al., THE DEVELOPMENT AND PARTIAL ASSESSMENT OF THE MEDICAL COMMUNICATION COMPETENCE SCALE, Health communication, 10(3), 1998, pp. 261-288
BUT BASICALLY YOURE FEELING WELL, ARE YOU - TAG QUESTIONS IN MEDICAL CONSULTATIONS
Authors: HARRES A
Citation: A. Harres, BUT BASICALLY YOURE FEELING WELL, ARE YOU - TAG QUESTIONS IN MEDICAL CONSULTATIONS, Health communication, 10(2), 1998, pp. 111-123
RELATIONAL CONTROL PATTERNS IN PHYSICIAN-PATIENT CLINICAL ENCOUNTERS - CONTINUING THE CONVERSATION
Authors: CECIL DW
Citation: Dw. Cecil, RELATIONAL CONTROL PATTERNS IN PHYSICIAN-PATIENT CLINICAL ENCOUNTERS - CONTINUING THE CONVERSATION, Health communication, 10(2), 1998, pp. 125-149
BONDING AND CRACKING - THE ROLE OF INFORMAL, INTERPERSONAL NETWORKS IN HEALTH-CARE DECISION-MAKING
Authors: TARDY RW HALE CL
Citation: Rw. Tardy et Cl. Hale, BONDING AND CRACKING - THE ROLE OF INFORMAL, INTERPERSONAL NETWORKS IN HEALTH-CARE DECISION-MAKING, Health communication, 10(2), 1998, pp. 151-173
BEARING THE BURDEN OR BARING THE SOUL - PHYSICIANS SELF-DISCLOSURE AND BOUNDARY MANAGEMENT REGARDING MEDICAL MISTAKES
Authors: ALLMAN J
Citation: J. Allman, BEARING THE BURDEN OR BARING THE SOUL - PHYSICIANS SELF-DISCLOSURE AND BOUNDARY MANAGEMENT REGARDING MEDICAL MISTAKES, Health communication, 10(2), 1998, pp. 175-197
THE MANY MEANINGS OF UNCERTAINTY IN ILLNESS - TOWARD A SYSTEMATIC ACCOUNTING
Authors: BABROW AS KASCH CR FORD LA
Citation: As. Babrow et al., THE MANY MEANINGS OF UNCERTAINTY IN ILLNESS - TOWARD A SYSTEMATIC ACCOUNTING, Health communication, 10(1), 1998, pp. 1-23
WHO LEARNS PREVENTIVE HEALTH-CARE INFORMATION FROM WHERE - CROSS-CHANNEL AND REPERTOIRE COMPARISONS
Authors: OKEEFE GJ BOYD HH BROWN MR
Citation: Gj. Okeefe et al., WHO LEARNS PREVENTIVE HEALTH-CARE INFORMATION FROM WHERE - CROSS-CHANNEL AND REPERTOIRE COMPARISONS, Health communication, 10(1), 1998, pp. 25-36
A PRELIMINARY-ANALYSIS OF MEMORABLE SUPPORT AND NONSUPPORT MESSAGES RECEIVED BY NURSES IN ACUTE-CARE SETTINGS
Authors: FORD LA ELLIS BH
Citation: La. Ford et Bh. Ellis, A PRELIMINARY-ANALYSIS OF MEMORABLE SUPPORT AND NONSUPPORT MESSAGES RECEIVED BY NURSES IN ACUTE-CARE SETTINGS, Health communication, 10(1), 1998, pp. 37-63
IN SEARCH OF CULTURAL SENSITIVITY AND INCLUSIVENESS - COMMUNICATION STRATEGIES USED IN RURAL HIV PREVENTION CAMPAIGNS DESIGNED FOR AFRICAN-AMERICANS
Authors: MYRICK R
Citation: R. Myrick, IN SEARCH OF CULTURAL SENSITIVITY AND INCLUSIVENESS - COMMUNICATION STRATEGIES USED IN RURAL HIV PREVENTION CAMPAIGNS DESIGNED FOR AFRICAN-AMERICANS, Health communication, 10(1), 1998, pp. 65-85
ANTISMOKING SOCIALIZATION - RELATIONSHIP TO PARENT AND CHILD SMOKING STATUS
Authors: HENRIKSEN L JACKSON C
Citation: L. Henriksen et C. Jackson, ANTISMOKING SOCIALIZATION - RELATIONSHIP TO PARENT AND CHILD SMOKING STATUS, Health communication, 10(1), 1998, pp. 87-101
COMMUNICATION AND DISFRANCHISEMENT - SOCIAL HEALTH ISSUES AND IMPLICATIONS - RAY,EB
Authors: ROBINSON JD
Citation: Jd. Robinson, COMMUNICATION AND DISFRANCHISEMENT - SOCIAL HEALTH ISSUES AND IMPLICATIONS - RAY,EB, Health communication, 10(1), 1998, pp. 103-105
CASE-STUDIES IN COMMUNICATION AND DISFRANCHISEMENT - SOCIAL HEALTH ISSUES AND IMPLICATIONS - RAY,EB
Authors: ROBINSON JD
Citation: Jd. Robinson, CASE-STUDIES IN COMMUNICATION AND DISFRANCHISEMENT - SOCIAL HEALTH ISSUES AND IMPLICATIONS - RAY,EB, Health communication, 10(1), 1998, pp. 103-105
THE FRAGILE COMMUNITY - LIVING TOGETHER WITH AIDS - ADELMAN,MB, FREY,LR
Authors: CISSNA KN
Citation: Kn. Cissna, THE FRAGILE COMMUNITY - LIVING TOGETHER WITH AIDS - ADELMAN,MB, FREY,LR, Health communication, 10(1), 1998, pp. 107-109
TELEVISION AND CHILDRENS CONCEPTIONS OF NUTRITION
Authors: SIGNORIELLI N STAPLES J
Citation: N. Signorielli et J. Staples, TELEVISION AND CHILDRENS CONCEPTIONS OF NUTRITION, Health communication, 9(4), 1997, pp. 289-301
POWER AND INTIMACY - ON THE DYNAMICS OF RISKY SEX
Authors: MONAHAN JL MILLER LC ROTHSPAN S
Citation: Jl. Monahan et al., POWER AND INTIMACY - ON THE DYNAMICS OF RISKY SEX, Health communication, 9(4), 1997, pp. 303-321
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