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Kathryn Greene

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Health Communication|August 29, 2013
The theory of active involvement: processes underlying interventions that engage adolescents in message planning and/or productionKathryn Greene
Journal of Homosexuality|December 22, 2005
"Risks both known and unknown"a qualitative method to assess the role of situation in HIV/STD risk and preventionWilliam N Elwood, Kathryn Greene
Journal of Substance Use|January 31, 2017
Examining narrative transportation to anti-alcohol narrativesSmita C Banerjee, Kathryn Greene
Journal of Homosexuality|May 26, 2006
Disease-related stigma: comparing predictors of AIDS and cancer stigmaKathryn Greene, Smita C Banerjee
Journal of Health Communication|June 24, 2008
Adolescents' responses to peer smoking offers: the role of sensation seeking and self-esteemKathryn Greene, Smita C Banerjee
Journal of Substance Use|January 31, 2017
"Yo! This is no lie, if you smoke, you die": a content analysis of anti-smoking posters created by adolescentsSmita C Banerjee, Kathryn Greene
Psychology, Health & Medicine|December 2, 2014
Elderly patients' heart-related conditions: Disclosing health information differs by targetMaria G Checton, Kathryn Greene
Journal of Health Communication|October 8, 2003
Messages influencing college women's tanning bed use: statistical versus narrative evidence format and a self-assessment to increase perceived susceptibilityKathryn Greene, Laura S Brinn
Journal of Health Communication|April 6, 2012
Role of transportation in the persuasion process: cognitive and affective responses to antidrug narrativesSmita C Banerjee, Kathryn Greene
Psychology & Health|April 24, 2012
'I quit' versus 'I'm sorry I used': a preliminary investigation of variations in narrative ending and transportationSmita C Banerjee, Kathryn Greene
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Health Communication|August 29, 2013
The theory of active involvement: processes underlying interventions that engage adolescents in message planning and/or productionKathryn Greene
Journal of Homosexuality|December 22, 2005
"Risks both known and unknown"a qualitative method to assess the role of situation in HIV/STD risk and preventionWilliam N Elwood, Kathryn Greene
Journal of Substance Use|January 31, 2017
Examining narrative transportation to anti-alcohol narrativesSmita C Banerjee, Kathryn Greene
Journal of Homosexuality|May 26, 2006
Disease-related stigma: comparing predictors of AIDS and cancer stigmaKathryn Greene, Smita C Banerjee
Journal of Health Communication|June 24, 2008
Adolescents' responses to peer smoking offers: the role of sensation seeking and self-esteemKathryn Greene, Smita C Banerjee
Journal of Substance Use|January 31, 2017
"Yo! This is no lie, if you smoke, you die": a content analysis of anti-smoking posters created by adolescentsSmita C Banerjee, Kathryn Greene
Psychology, Health & Medicine|December 2, 2014
Elderly patients' heart-related conditions: Disclosing health information differs by targetMaria G Checton, Kathryn Greene
Journal of Health Communication|October 8, 2003
Messages influencing college women's tanning bed use: statistical versus narrative evidence format and a self-assessment to increase perceived susceptibilityKathryn Greene, Laura S Brinn
Journal of Health Communication|April 6, 2012
Role of transportation in the persuasion process: cognitive and affective responses to antidrug narrativesSmita C Banerjee, Kathryn Greene
Psychology & Health|April 24, 2012
'I quit' versus 'I'm sorry I used': a preliminary investigation of variations in narrative ending and transportationSmita C Banerjee, Kathryn Greene
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