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Steve Booth-Butterfield

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Health Communication|August 9, 2005
Using the theory of planned behavior and a stage model of persuasion to evaluate a safety message for firefightersJennifer Welbourne, Steve Booth-Butterfield
Preventive Medicine|August 18, 2004
The message changes belief and the rest is theory: the "1% or less" milk campaign and reasoned actionSteve Booth-Butterfield, Bill Reger
Journal of Health Communication|April 5, 2005
"If we didn't use humor, we'd cry": humorous coping communication in health care settingsMelissa Wanzer, Melanie Booth-Butterfield, Steve Booth-Butterfield
Health Communication|July 10, 2007
Formative field experiments of a NIOSH alert to reduce the risks to firefighters from structural collapse: applying the cascade frameworkSteve Booth-Butterfield, Jennifer Welbourne, Charles Williams, et al.
Preventing Chronic Disease|September 17, 2005
The cost-effectiveness of 1% or less media campaigns promoting low-fat milk consumptionMargo G Wootan, Bill Reger-Nash, Steve Booth-Butterfield, et al.
Journal of Safety Research|June 24, 2008
An examination of antecedents to coal miners' hearing protection behaviors: a test of the theory of planned behaviorBrian L Quick, Michael T Stephenson, Kim Witte, et al.
Health Communication|August 15, 2008
A communication matrix intervention to increase adoption of federal government safety recommendationsSteve Booth-Butterfield, Jennifer L Welbourne, Sybil Ott, et al.
Journal of Safety Research|March 9, 2005
Using persuasive messages to encourage voluntary hearing protection among coal minersMichael T Stephenson, Kim Witte, Charles Vaught, et al.
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Health Communication|August 9, 2005
Using the theory of planned behavior and a stage model of persuasion to evaluate a safety message for firefightersJennifer Welbourne, Steve Booth-Butterfield
Preventive Medicine|August 18, 2004
The message changes belief and the rest is theory: the "1% or less" milk campaign and reasoned actionSteve Booth-Butterfield, Bill Reger
Journal of Health Communication|April 5, 2005
"If we didn't use humor, we'd cry": humorous coping communication in health care settingsMelissa Wanzer, Melanie Booth-Butterfield, Steve Booth-Butterfield
Health Communication|July 10, 2007
Formative field experiments of a NIOSH alert to reduce the risks to firefighters from structural collapse: applying the cascade frameworkSteve Booth-Butterfield, Jennifer Welbourne, Charles Williams, et al.
Preventing Chronic Disease|September 17, 2005
The cost-effectiveness of 1% or less media campaigns promoting low-fat milk consumptionMargo G Wootan, Bill Reger-Nash, Steve Booth-Butterfield, et al.
Journal of Safety Research|June 24, 2008
An examination of antecedents to coal miners' hearing protection behaviors: a test of the theory of planned behaviorBrian L Quick, Michael T Stephenson, Kim Witte, et al.
Health Communication|August 15, 2008
A communication matrix intervention to increase adoption of federal government safety recommendationsSteve Booth-Butterfield, Jennifer L Welbourne, Sybil Ott, et al.
Journal of Safety Research|March 9, 2005
Using persuasive messages to encourage voluntary hearing protection among coal minersMichael T Stephenson, Kim Witte, Charles Vaught, et al.
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