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Charles K Atkin

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Journal of Health Communication|February 6, 2004
Alcohol advertising exposure and perceptions: links with alcohol expectancies and intentions to drink or drinking in underaged youth and young adultsKenneth Fleming, Esther Thorson, Charles K Atkin
Health Communication|June 6, 2003
A radio-based approach to promoting gun safety: process and outcome evaluation implications and insightsGary Meyer, Anthony J Roberto, Charles K Atkin
Health Communication|July 4, 2006
Are "drink responsibly" alcohol campaigns strategically ambiguous?Sandi W Smith, Charles K Atkin, JoAnn Roznowski
Journal of Health Communication|March 1, 2008
A comprehensive analysis of breast cancer news coverage in leading media outlets focusing on environmental risks and preventionCharles K Atkin, Sandi W Smith, Courtnay McFeters, et al.
Communication Research Reports : CRR|November 6, 2009
Mothers' Intentions to Teach Adolescent Daughters about Breast Cancer Risk Reduction Activities: The Influence of Self-Efficacy, Response Efficacy, & Personal ResponsibilityDoshik Yun, Kami J Silk, Nicholas David Bowman, et al.
Journal of Health Communication|May 16, 2013
The effects of heuristic cues, motivation, and ability on systematic processing of information about breast cancer environmental factorsSandi W Smith, Rose Hitt, Samantha Nazione, et al.
Health Communication|May 25, 2016
Risk Belief and Attitude Formation From Translated Scientific Messages About PFOA, an Environmental Risk Associated With Breast CancerSandi W Smith, Rose Hitt, Jessica Russell, et al.
Health Communication|December 15, 2010
Action tendency emotions evoked by memorable breast cancer messages and their association with prevention and detection behaviorsSandi W Smith, Lauren M Hamel, Michael R Kotowski, et al.
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Journal of Health Communication|February 6, 2004
Alcohol advertising exposure and perceptions: links with alcohol expectancies and intentions to drink or drinking in underaged youth and young adultsKenneth Fleming, Esther Thorson, Charles K Atkin
Health Communication|June 6, 2003
A radio-based approach to promoting gun safety: process and outcome evaluation implications and insightsGary Meyer, Anthony J Roberto, Charles K Atkin
Health Communication|July 4, 2006
Are "drink responsibly" alcohol campaigns strategically ambiguous?Sandi W Smith, Charles K Atkin, JoAnn Roznowski
Journal of Health Communication|March 1, 2008
A comprehensive analysis of breast cancer news coverage in leading media outlets focusing on environmental risks and preventionCharles K Atkin, Sandi W Smith, Courtnay McFeters, et al.
Communication Research Reports : CRR|November 6, 2009
Mothers' Intentions to Teach Adolescent Daughters about Breast Cancer Risk Reduction Activities: The Influence of Self-Efficacy, Response Efficacy, & Personal ResponsibilityDoshik Yun, Kami J Silk, Nicholas David Bowman, et al.
Journal of Health Communication|May 16, 2013
The effects of heuristic cues, motivation, and ability on systematic processing of information about breast cancer environmental factorsSandi W Smith, Rose Hitt, Samantha Nazione, et al.
Health Communication|May 25, 2016
Risk Belief and Attitude Formation From Translated Scientific Messages About PFOA, an Environmental Risk Associated With Breast CancerSandi W Smith, Rose Hitt, Jessica Russell, et al.
Health Communication|December 15, 2010
Action tendency emotions evoked by memorable breast cancer messages and their association with prevention and detection behaviorsSandi W Smith, Lauren M Hamel, Michael R Kotowski, et al.
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