Health Communication 2009: Vol 24 Table of Contents

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Health Communication
Volume 24
2009
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HEALTH COMMUNICATION
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Jay Baglia Kutztown University Seth M. Noar University of Kentucky
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Ambar Basu University of South Florida Roxanne Parrott Pennsylvania State University
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Richard F. Beltramini Wayne State University Brian L. Quick University of Hlinois, Urbana —- Champaign
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Melanie Booth-Butterfield University of West Virginia Kevin Real University of Kentucky
Steve Booth-Butterfield University of West Virginia Rajiv Rimal Johns Hopkins University
Jennifer Bute Ohio University Anthony J. Roberto The Ohio State University
Kenzie A. Cameron Northwestern University Feinberg School of Medicine James D. Robinson University of Dayton
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Table of Contents for Volume 24
Volume 24, Number 1, 2009
ARTICLES
Psychological Motives Versus Health Concerns: Predicting Smoking
Attitudes and Promoting Antismoking Attitudes
Chingching Chang
We’ re on the Same Side: Improving Communication Between Nursing Home and Family
S. Deborah Majerovitz, Richard J. Mollott, and Cynthia Rudder
Affective and Instrumental Communication in Primary Care Interactions:
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Kelly B. Haskard, M. Robin DiMatteo, and John Heritage
Enhancing the Effectiveness of Antismoking Messages via Self-Congruent Appeals
Chingching Chang
Incidental Health Information Use on the Internet
Yan Tian and James D. Robinson
Examining Antecedents of Clean Indoor Air Policy Support:
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Brian L. Quick, Benjamin R. Bates, and Sharon Romina
Problematic Integration in Pregnancy and Childbirth: Contrasting
Approaches to Uncertainty and Desire in Obstetric and Midwifery Care
Marianne Sassi Matthias
Implication of Organizational Health Policy on Organizational Attraction
Elizabeth Dalsey and Hee Sun Park
Cognitive Flexibility as a Mediator of Family Communication
Joy Koesten, Paul Schrodt, and Debra J. Ford
Volume 24, Number 2, 2009
ARTICLES
Investigating the Effects of Cancer Risk and Efficacy Perceptions
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Norman Wong
Investigating the Effect of Nurse-Team Communication
on Nurse Turnover: Relationships Among Communication Processes,
Identification, and Intent to Leave
Julie Apker, Kathleen M. Propp, and Wendy S. Zabava Ford
Design and Evaluation of a Computer Game to Promote a Healthy Diet for Young Adults... .......0000.0000000 e0e e0 ee0e e ee
Wei Peng
Humorous Communication Within the Lives of Older Adults:
The Relationships Among Humor, Coping Efficacy, Age, and Lite Satisfaction
Melissa Bekelja Wanzer, Lisa Sparks, and Ann Bainbridge Frymier
A 15-Year Review of ABC, CBS, and NBC News Coverage
OF Organ Donation: Impneations tor Oraam Donation Campaionse sc. 5 6 ices ok sched ces we we stasede eesive dee sceseoeeees 137
Brian L. Quick, Do Kyun Kim, and Kevin Meyer
Medical Students’ Interviews with Older Adults: An Examination of Their Performance
Carolyn K. Shue and Louise Arnold
Religiosity, Anxiety, and Discussions About Organ Donation:
Understanding a Complex System of Associations
Chris R. Morse, WalidA . Afifi, Susan E. Morgan, Michael T. Stephenson,
Tom Reichert, Tyler R. Harrison, and Shawn D. Long
Online Physical Activity Information: Will Typical Users Find Quality Information?
Kelly K. Bonnar-Kidd, David R. Black, Marifran Mattson, and Dan Coster
The Importance of Being Authentic: Persuasion, Narration, and Dialogue
in Health Communication and Education
Joseph Petraglia
Bibliography
William Evans
Volume 24, Number 3, 2009
ARTICLES
Young Adults’ Responses to News About Sunscreen and Skin Cancer:
The Role of Framing and Social Comparison ... .
Cynthia Hoffner and Jiali Ye
Adapting Effective Narrative-Based HIV-Prevention Interventions to Increase
Minorities’ Engagement in HIV/AIDS Services
Jannette Berkley-Patton, Kathleen Goggin, Robin Liston,
Andrea Bradley-Ewing, and Sally Neville
Extending the Purview of the Risk Perception Attitude Framework: Findings
from HIV/AIDS Prevention Research in Malawi
Rajiv N. Rimal, Kirsten Bose, Jane Brown, Glory Mkandawire, and Lisa Folda
The Effects of Frame, Appeal, and Outcome Extremity of Antismoking
Glenn Leshner and l-Huei Cheng
A Little Uncertainty Goes a Long Way: State and Trait Differences in Uncertainty
Interact to Increase Information Seeking but Also Increase Worry
Natalie O. Rosen and Bdrbel Knduper
Well-Being of Family Caregivers of Persons with Late-Stage
Huntington’s Disease: Lessons in Stress and Coping. .......
Lori A. Roscoe, Elizabeth Corsentino, Shirley Watkins,
Marcia McCall, and Juan Sanchez-Ramos
Learning to Participate: Effect of Child Age and Parental Education
on Participation in Pediatric Visits
Elizabeth D. Cox, Maureen A. Smith, Roger L. Brown, and Mary A. Fitzpatrick
The Role of Risk, Efficacy, and Anxiety in Smokers’ Cancer Information Seeking
Xiaoquan Zhao and Xiaomei Cat
Do Message Features Influence Reactions to HIV Disclosures?
A Multiple-Goals Perspective. .
John P. Caughlin, Jennifer J. Bute, Erin Donovan-Kicken,
Kami A. Kosenko, Mary E. Ramey, and Dale E. Brashers
Volume 24, Number 4, 2009
ARTICLES
Influences on Health Delivery System Satisfaction: A Partial Test
of the Ecological Model
Scott D. Moore, Kevin B. Wright, and Daniel R. Bernard
A Portrait of Food and Drink in Commercial TV Series
Bradley S. Greenberg, Sarah F. Rosaen, Tracy R. Worrell,
Charles T. Salmon, and Julie E. Volkman
Efficacy Expectations for Colorectal Cancer Screening in Primary Care:
identifying Barriers ang Facilitators for Patients arid CHmicians 2: 5 aie disc dcre end eee bee ch Sbdiediee cose esuecinde casegeecnnesia. 304
Thomas Hugh Feeley, James Cooper, Thomas Foels, and Martin C. Mahoney
Using Theoretical Constructs to Identify Key Issues for Targeted Message Design:
African American Seniors’ Perceptions About Influenza and Influenza Vaccination... .......0000. c.ee0 ce.ce. c0ece0 ee.e e0e ee ee
Kenzie A. Cameron, Lance §. Rintamaki, Mafo Kamanda-Kosseh,
Gary A. Noskin, David W. Baker, and Gregory Makoul
Public Information Officers’ and Journalists’ Perceived Barriers
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Elizabeth Johnson Avery, Ruthann Weaver Lariscy, and Youngju Sohn
Personal, Social, and Cultural Correlates of Self-Efficacy Beliefs Among
South Korean College Smokers
Hyunyi Cho, Jiveon So, and Jinro Lee
Beliefs About the Causes of Health Complaints: A Study in Primary Care
Cécile R. L. Boot, Frans J. Meijman, and Sandra van Dulmen
Reflection and Analysis of How Pharmacy Students Learn to Communicate
About Medication Errors
Carey M. Noland and Nathaniel M. Rickles
Changing Effects of Direct-to-Consumer Broadcast Drug Advertising
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BOOK REVIEWS
Final Conversations: Helping the Living and the Dying Talk to Each Other
Austin S. Babrow
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Rebecca de Souza
Volume 24, Number 5, 2009
ARTICLES
Cancer Patients and the Provision of Informational Social Support
James D. Robinson and Yan Tian
Negotiating Medical Virtues: Toward the Development
of a Physician Mistake Disclosure Model
Annegret F. Hannawa
Development of a Spiritually Based Educational Program to Increase
Colorectal Cancer Screening Among African American Men and Women
Cheryl L. Holt, Chastity Roberts, Isabel Scarinct, Shereta R. Wiley,
Mohamad Eloubeidi, Martha Crowther, John Bolland, Mark S. Litaker,
Vivian Southward, and Steven S. Coughlin
Mapping the Processes and Patterns of Family Organ Donation Discussions:
Conversational Styles and Strategies in Live Discourse
cbceaaalAAahlAPeRn nni eitDIeNta bg nei Margaret J. Pitts, Janice L. Raup-Krieger, Amanda L. Kundrat,
and Jon F. Nussbaum
Integrating the Theory of Planned Behavior and Attitude Functions:
Implications for Health Campaign Design
Xiao Wang
Privacy and Health in the Information Age: A Content Analysis
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Stephen A. Rains and Leslie A. Bosch
Scare’ Em or Disgust ’Em: The Effects of Graphic Health Promotion Messages... .. 2... 0.0... cece cece cece cece cece ee ee ee ees 447
Glenn Leshner, Paul Bolls, and Erika Thomas
Keepers of the Secret: Desires to Conceal a Family Member's
HIV-Positive Status in Namibia, Africa
Rachel A. Smith and Angela J. Niedermyer
Using Frames to Influence Consumer Willingness to Pay
for the Patient Health Record: A Randomized Experiment
Arun Vishwanath
Volume 24, Number 6, 2009
ARTICLES
The Effect of Marijuana Scenes in Anti-Marijuana Public Service
Announcements on Adolescents’ Evaluation of Ad Effectiveness
Yahui Kang, Joseph N. Cappella, and Martin Fishbein
Seniors’ Uncertainty Management of Direct-to-Consumer Prescription
Drug Advertising Usefulness .
Denise E. DeLorme and Jisu Huh
Message Frames Interact With Motivational Systems to Determine Depth of Message Processing
Lijiang Shen and James Price Dillard
svaluating a Media Campaign That Targeted PTSD After Hurricane Katrina ... . . 2... 2. 2.06. ce ects ccc e cece esccsawess
Christopher E. Beaudoin
Open Communication Between Caregivers and Terminally II] Cancer Patients:
The Role of Caregivers’ Characteristics and Situational Variables
Yaacov G. Bachner and Sara Carmel
The Readings of Smoking Fathers: A Reception Analysis of Tobacco Cessation Images
Joy L. Johnson, John L. Oliffe, Mary T. Kelly, Joan L. Bottorff,
and Karen LeBeau
The Utility of Anger in Promoting Clean Indoor Air Policies
Brian L. Quick, Benjamin R. Bates, and Margaret R. Quinlan
Prevention Options for Positives: The Effects of a Health Communication
Intervention for Men Who Have Sex With Men Living With HIV/AIDS
Maria Knight Lapinski, Liisa M. Randall, Mark Peterson, Amy Peterson,
and Katherine A. Klein
BOOK REVIEW
Teaching and Learning Communication Skills in Medicine
Stacey A. Passalacqua
Volume 24, Number 7, 2009
ARTICLES
The Symbolic and Material Nature of Physician Identity: Implications
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Kevin Real, Rachel Bramson, and Marshall Scott Poole
Though Much Is Taken, Much Abides: The Storied World of Aging
in a Fictionalized Retirement Home
Jill Yamasaki
A Qualitative Analysis of a Significant Barrier to Organ and Tissue Donation:
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Paul Denvir and Anita Pomerantz
Crossing Borders in Health Communication Research: Toward an Ecological
Understanding of Context, Complexity, and Consequences in Community-Based
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Leigh Arden Ford, Robbin D. Crabtree, and Anne Hubbell
Attitudes Toward Decision Making and Aging, and Preparation for Future Care Needs
Craig Fowler and Carla L. Fisher
“Open Your Heart First of All’: Perspectives of Holistic Providers in Costa Rica
About Communication in the Provision of Health Care
Patricia Geist-Martin and Keely K. Bell
Ethnic Differences in Intention to Enroll in a State Organ Donor Registry
and Intention to Talk With Family About Organ Donation
Hee Sun Park, Sandi W. Smith, and Doshik Yun
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Jennifer L. Harris and John A. Bargh
Defining Moments: An Introduction and Invitation
Lynn M. Harter
Volume 24, Number 8, 2009
ARTICLES
Immersive Virtual Environment Technology: A Promising Tool for Future
Social and Behavioral Genomics Research and Practice
Susan Persky and Colleen M. McBride
Nurses’ Perceptions of Physicians’ Communication: The Relationship
Among Communication Practices, Satisfaction, and Collaboration
Melissa Bekelja Wanzer, Ann M. Wojtaszczyk, and Jill Kelly
Creating “Communicative Spaces”: A Case of NGO
Community Organizing for HIV/AIDS Prevention
Rebecca de Souza
Health and Medical Blog Content and Its Relationships
With Blogger Credentials and Blog Host
Lorraine R. Buis and Serena Carpenter
Promotion of Solar Water Disinfection: Comparing
the Effectiveness of Different
Strategies in a Longitudinal Field Study in Bolivia
Andrea Tamas, Robert Tobias, and Hans-Joachim Mosler
Examining Cross-Source Engagement With Cancer-Reiated
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Nehama Lewis, Stacy W. Gray, Derek R. Freres, and Robert C. Hornik
Investigating the Influence of Threat Appraisals and Social
Support on Healthy Eating Behavior and Drive for Thinness
Christopher J. McKinley
Separating Subjective Norms, University Descriptive and Injunctive Norms,
and'U:S. Descriptive and Injunctive Norms for Drinking Behavior Intentions . . 2... 0.0... 0. cece eens cee teen sereceee
Hee Sun Park, Katherine A. Klein, Sandi Smith, and Dennis Martell
“Nobody Thinks Twice About Asking”: Women With a Fertility Problem and Requests for Information
Jennifer J. Bute
Predictors of Perceived Ambiguity About Cancer Prevention Recommendations:
Sociodemographic Factors and Mass Media Exposures. .......
Paul K. J. Han, Richard P. Moser, William M. P. Klein,
Ellen Burke Beckjord, Andrea C. Dunlavy, and Bradford W. Hesse
DEFINING MOMENTS
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Laura L. Ellingson
The Therapeutic Alliance: Adapting to the Unthinkable With Better Information
Pete Anderson and Laura Kaye
Following Page 778
Title Page to Volume 24
Content Index to Volume 24
Author Index to Volume 2
AUTHOR INDEX TO VOLUME 24
Atifi, W. A., 156 Ellingson, L. L., 773
Anderson, P., 775 Eloubeidi, M., 400
Apker, J., 106 Evans, W., 186
Arden Ford, L., 608
Arnold, L., 146 Feeley, T. H., 304
Avery, E. J., 327 Fishbein, M., 483
Fisher, C. L., 619
Bose, K., 210
Fitzpatrick, M. A., 249
Babrow, A. S., 377
Foels, T., 304
Bachner, Y. G., 524 Folda, L., 210
Baker, D. W., 316
Ford, D. J., 82
Bargh, J. A., 660
Fowler, C., 619
Bates, B. R., 50, 548
Freres, D. R., 723
Beaudoin, C. E., 515
Frymier, A. B., 128
Bell, K. K., 631
Berkley-Patton, J., 199
Bernard, D. R., 285 Geist-Martin, P., 631
Black, D. R., 165 Goggin, K., 199
Bolland, J., 400 Gray, S. W., 723
Bolls, P., 447 Greenberg, B. S., 295
Bonnar-Kidd, K. K., 165
Boot, C. R. L., 346 Han, P. K. J., 764
Bosch, L. A., 435 Hannawa, A. F., 391
Bottorff, J. L., 532 Harris, J. A., 660
Bradley-Ewing, A., 199 Harrison, T. R., 156
Bramson, R., 575 Harter, L. M., 674
Brashers, D. E., 270 Haskard, K. B.. 21
Brown, J., 210 Heritage, J., 2]
Brown, R. L., 249 Hesse, B. W., 764
Buis, L. R., 703 Hoffner, C., 189
Burke Beckjord, E., 764 Holt, C. L., 400
Bute, J. J., 270, 752 Hornik, R. C., 723
Hubbell, A., 608
Cai, X., 259 Huh, J., 494
Cameron, K. A., 316
Cappella, J. N., 483 Johnson, J. L., 532
Carmel, S., 524
Carpenter, S., 703
Kamanda-Kosseh, M., 316
Caughlin, J. P., 270
Kang, Y., 483
Chang, C., 1, 33
Kaye, L., 775
Cheng, I-H., 219
Kelly, J., 683
Cho, H., 337
Kelly, M. T., 532
Cooper, J., 304
Kim, D. K., 137
Corsentino, E., 239
Klein, K. A., 562, 746
Coster, D., 165
Klein, W. M. P., 764
teameNnnPeaaes eat EBRCou ghlin, S. S., 400
Knauper, B., 228
Cox, E. D., 249
Koesten, J., 82
Crabtree, R. D., 608
Kosenko, K. A., 270
Crowther, M., 400
Kundrat, A. L., 413
Dalsey, E., 71
de Souza, R., 378, 692 Lapinski, M. K., 562
DeLorme, D. E., 494 Lariscy, R. W., 327
Denvir, P., 597 LeBeau, K., 532
Dillard, J. P., 504 Lee, A. L., 361
DiMatteo, M. R., 21 Lee; b:.337
Donovan-Kicken, E., 270 Leshner, G., 219, 447
Dunlavy, A. C., 764 Lewis, N., 723
NALiEA Iaae ETREl t
Liston, R., 199 Rimal, R. N., 210
Litaker, M. S., 400 Rintamaki, L. S., 316
Long, S. D., 156 Roberts, C., 400
Robinson, J. D., 41, 381
Romina, S., 50
Mahoney, M. C., 304
Rosaen, S. F., 295
Majerovitz, S. D., 12
Makoul, G., 316 Roscoe, L. A., 239
Rosen, N. O., 228
Matthias, M. S., 60
Rudder, C., 12
Mattson, M., 165
Martell, D., 746
McBride, C. M., 677 Salmon, C. T., 295
McCall, M., 239 Sanchez-Ramos, J., 239
McKinley, C. J., 735 Scarinci, I., 400
Meijman, F. J., 346 Schrodt, P., 82
Meyer, K., 137 Scott Poole, M., 575
Mkandawire, G., 210 Shen, L., 504
Mollott, R. J., 12 Shue, C. K., 146
Moore. 4 D.., 285 Smith, M. A., 249
Morgan, S. E., 156 Smith, R. A., 459
Morse, C. R., 156 Smith, S., 746
Moser, R. P., 764 Smith, S. W., 647
Mosler, H.-J., 711 So, J., 337
Sohn, Y., 327
Neville, S., 199 Southward, V., 400
Niedermyer, A. J., 459 Sparks, L., 128
Noland, C. M., 351 Stephenson, M. T., 156
Noskin, G. A., 316
Nussbaum, J. F., 413
Tamas, A., 711
Thomas, E., 447
Oliffe, J. L., 532 Tian, Y., 41, 381
Tobias, R., 71!
Park, H. S., 71, 647, 746
Passalacqua, S. A., 572 van Dulmen, S.. 346
Peng, W., 115 Vishwanath, A., 473
Persky, S., 677 Volkman, J. E., 295
Peterson, A., 562
Peterson, M., 562
Petraglia, J., 176 Wang, X., 426
Wanzer, M. B., 128, 683
Pitts, M. J., 413
Pomerantz, A., 597 Watkins, S., 239
Propp. K. M., 106 Wiley, S. R., 400
Wojtaszczyk, A. M., 683
Wong, N., 95
Quick, B. L., 50, 137, 548
Worrell, T. R., 295
Quinlan, M. R., 548 Wright, K. B., 285
Rains, S. A., 435
Yamasaki, J., 588
Ramey, M. E., 270
Ye, J., 189
Randall, L. M., 562
Yun, D., 647
Raup-Krieger, J. L., 413
Real, K., 575
Reichert, T., 156 Zabava Ford, W. S., 106
Rickles, N. M., 351 Zhao, X., 259