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Authors:
BALTES MM
WAHL HW
Citation: Mm. Baltes et Hw. Wahl, PATTERNS OF COMMUNICATION IN OLD-AGE - THE DEPENDENCE-SUPPORT AND INDEPENDENCE-IGNORE SCRIPT, Health communication, 8(3), 1996, pp. 217-231
Authors:
BERGSTROM MJ
NUSSBAUM JF
Citation: Mj. Bergstrom et Jf. Nussbaum, COHORT DIFFERENCES IN INTERPERSONAL CONFLICT - IMPLICATIONS FOR THE OLDER PATIENT YOUNGER CARE PROVIDER INTERACTION, Health communication, 8(3), 1996, pp. 233-248
Authors:
HAUG MR
Citation: Mr. Haug, THE EFFECTS OF PHYSICIAN ELDER PATIENT CHARACTERISTICS ON HEALTH COMMUNICATION, Health communication, 8(3), 1996, pp. 249-262
Authors:
GREENE MG
ADELMAN RD
MAJEROVITZ SD
Citation: Mg. Greene et al., PHYSICIAN AND OLDER PATIENT SUPPORT IN THE MEDICAL ENCOUNTER, Health communication, 8(3), 1996, pp. 263-279
Authors:
CHARLES C
GOLDSMITH LJ
CHAMBERS L
HAYNES RB
GAULD M
Citation: C. Charles et al., PROVIDER-PATIENT COMMUNICATION AMONG ELDERLY AND NONELDERLY PATIENTS IN CANADIAN HOSPITALS - A NATIONAL SURVEY, Health communication, 8(3), 1996, pp. 281-302
Authors:
SCHOOLER C
BASIL MD
ALTMAN DG
Citation: C. Schooler et al., ALCOHOL AND CIGARETTE ADVERTISING ON BILLBOARDS - TARGETING WITH SOCIAL CUES, Health communication, 8(2), 1996, pp. 109-129
Authors:
GREENE K
RUBIN DL
HALE JL
WALTERS LH
Citation: K. Greene et al., THE UTILITY OF UNDERSTANDING ADOLESCENT EGOCENTRISM IN DESIGNING HEALTH PROMOTION MESSAGES, Health communication, 8(2), 1996, pp. 131-152
Authors:
HERSELMAN S
Citation: S. Herselman, SOME PROBLEMS IN HEALTH COMMUNICATION IN A MULTICULTURAL CLINICAL SETTING - A SOUTH-AFRICAN EXPERIENCE, Health communication, 8(2), 1996, pp. 153-170
Authors:
PERSE EM
NATHANSON AI
MCLEOD DM
Citation: Em. Perse et al., EFFECTS OF SPOKESPERSON SEX, PUBLIC-SERVICE ANNOUNCEMENT APPEAL, AND INVOLVEMENT ON EVALUATIONS OF SAFE-SEX PSAS, Health communication, 8(2), 1996, pp. 171-189
Authors:
CEGALA DJ
MCGEE DS
MCNEILIS KS
Citation: Dj. Cegala et al., COMPONENTS OF PATIENTS AND DOCTORS PERCEPTIONS OF COMMUNICATION COMPETENCE DURING A PRIMARY-CARE MEDICAL INTERVIEW, Health communication, 8(1), 1996, pp. 1-27
Authors:
YOUNG M
KLINGLE RS
Citation: M. Young et Rs. Klingle, SILENT PARTNERS IN MEDICAL-CARE - A CROSS-CULTURAL-STUDY OF PATIENT PARTICIPATION, Health communication, 8(1), 1996, pp. 29-53
Authors:
SENGUPTA S
Citation: S. Sengupta, UNDERSTANDING LESS EDUCATED SMOKERS INTENTION TO QUIT SMOKING - STRATEGIES FOR ANTISMOKING COMMUNICATION AIMED AT LESS EDUCATED SMOKERS, Health communication, 8(1), 1996, pp. 55-72
Authors:
SMITHDUPRE AA
BECK CS
Citation: Aa. Smithdupre et Cs. Beck, ENABLING PATIENTS AND PHYSICIANS TO PURSUE MULTIPLE GOALS IN HEALTH-CARE ENCOUNTERS - A CASE-STUDY, Health communication, 8(1), 1996, pp. 73-90
Authors:
BOWKER J
Citation: J. Bowker, CANCER, INDIVIDUAL PROCESS, AND CONTROL - A CASE-STUDY IN METAPHOR ANALYSIS, Health communication, 8(1), 1996, pp. 91-104
Authors:
LAMBERT BL
Citation: Bl. Lambert, LOOKING INTO COMMUNITY PHARMACY - IDENTIFYING EFFECTIVE COMMUNICATION-SKILLS IN PHARMACIST-PATIENT CONSULTATIONS - HARGIE,O, MORROW,N, WOODMAN,C, Health communication, 8(1), 1996, pp. 105-108
Authors:
MARSHALL AA
SMITH SW
MCKEON JK
Citation: Aa. Marshall et al., PERSUADING LOW-INCOME WOMEN TO ENGAGE IN MAMMOGRAPHY SCREENING - SOURCE, MESSAGE, AND CHANNEL PREFERENCES, Health communication, 7(4), 1995, pp. 283-299
Authors:
SCHEERHORN D
WARISSE J
MCNEILIS KS
Citation: D. Scheerhorn et al., COMPUTER-BASED TELECOMMUNICATION AMONG AN ILLNESS-RELATED COMMUNITY -DESIGN, DELIVERY, EARLY USE, AND THE FUNCTIONS OF HIGHNET, Health communication, 7(4), 1995, pp. 301-325
Authors:
ANDERSON RB
MCMILLION PY
Citation: Rb. Anderson et Py. Mcmillion, EFFECTS OF SIMILAR AND DIVERSIFIED MODELING ON AFRICAN-AMERICAN WOMENS EFFICACY EXPECTATIONS AND INTENTIONS TO PERFORM BREAST SELF-EXAMINATION, Health communication, 7(4), 1995, pp. 327-343
Authors:
BROWN WJ
BASIL MD
Citation: Wj. Brown et Md. Basil, MEDIA CELEBRITIES AND PUBLIC-HEALTH - RESPONSES TO MAGIC-JOHNSON HIV DISCLOSURE AND ITS IMPACT ON AIDS RISK AND HIGH-RISK BEHAVIORS, Health communication, 7(4), 1995, pp. 345-370
Authors:
HARRINGTON NG
Citation: Ng. Harrington, THE EFFECTS OF COLLEGE-STUDENTS ALCOHOL RESISTANCE STRATEGIES, Health communication, 7(4), 1995, pp. 371-391
Authors:
CEGALA DJ
MCNEILIS KS
MCGEE DS
JONAS AP
Citation: Dj. Cegala et al., A STUDY OF DOCTORS AND PATIENTS PERCEPTIONS OF INFORMATION-PROCESSINGAND COMMUNICATION COMPETENCE DURING THE MEDICAL INTERVIEW, Health communication, 7(3), 1995, pp. 179-203
Authors:
SHEER VC
CLINE RJW
Citation: Vc. Sheer et Rjw. Cline, INDIVIDUAL-DIFFERENCES IN SENSATION SEEKING AND SEXUAL-BEHAVIOR - IMPLICATIONS FOR COMMUNICATION INTERVENTION FOR HIV AIDS-PREVENTION AMONGCOLLEGE-STUDENTS, Health communication, 7(3), 1995, pp. 205-223
Authors:
EVERETT MW
PALMGREEN P
Citation: Mw. Everett et P. Palmgreen, INFLUENCES OF SENSATION SEEKING, MESSAGE SENSATION VALUE, AND PROGRAMCONTEXT ON EFFECTIVENESS OF ANTICOCAINE PUBLIC-SERVICE ANNOUNCEMENTS, Health communication, 7(3), 1995, pp. 225-248
Authors:
WALDRON VR
CAUGHLIN J
JACKSON D
Citation: Vr. Waldron et al., TALKING SPECIFICS - FACILITATING EFFECTS OF PLANNING ON AIDS TALK IN PEER DYADS, Health communication, 7(3), 1995, pp. 249-266
Authors:
ADDINGTON T
WEGESCHEIDEHARRIS J
Citation: T. Addington et J. Wegescheideharris, ETHICS AND COMMUNICATION WITH THE TERMINALLY ILL, Health communication, 7(3), 1995, pp. 267-281