Testing a Model of Disclosure, Perceived Support Quality, and Well-Being in the College Student Mental Illness Context: A Weekly Diary Study [0.03%]
一项关于披露、感知到的支持质量以及大学精神疾病背景下心理健康状况的检验模型研究：一周日记式调查研究报告
Emiko Taniguchi-Dorios,Charee M Thompson,Tingting Reid
Emiko Taniguchi-Dorios
Prominent disclosure models elucidate decisions to disclose health information, yet explanations for disclosure consequences remain underdeveloped. Drawing on Chaudoir and Fisher's disclosure process model, this study aims to advance unders...
A Scoping Review of Emerging COVID-19 Health Communication Research in Communication and Media Journals [0.03%]
关于沟通与媒体期刊中有关新冠肺炎健康传播新研究的范围评估回顾性文章
Tong Lin,Xiaoli Nan
Tong Lin
This article reports a scoping review of emerging research on COVID-19 health communication. We reviewed and analyzed 206 articles published in 40 peer-reviewed communication journals between January 2020 to April 2021. Our review identifie...
Visual Tailoring and Skin Cancer Prevention: Comparing Personalized, Stock, and Non-Ultraviolet Images [0.03%]
可视化裁剪与皮肤癌预防：个性化、现成和非紫外线图像的比较
Manusheela Pokharel,Jakob D Jensen,Kevin K John et al.
Manusheela Pokharel et al.
Past research has demonstrated that ultraviolet (UV) photos - which reveal skin damage as dark patches - can increase preventive behaviors. Emerging camera technology facilitates personalized UV photos for interventions, yet little is known...
The Ontology of Oncology: Navigating Cyborgs and Assemblages Through Cancer Treatment [0.03%]
肿瘤学的本体论：通过癌症治疗来探讨 cyborgs 和集合体
Jay Baglia
Jay Baglia
Through narrative, the subjective experience of illness offers a corrective to biomedicine's interpretive grip. Narrative is both process and product and illness narratives, in particular, are examples of embodied research. This ecopathogra...
Worry About COVID-19, Acquiring Health Information, and Communication Resilience Processes: Creating Resilience During the First Wave of the U.S. Pandemic [0.03%]
关于新冠肺炎的焦虑、健康信息获取与疫情期间的韧性传播过程：以美国第一波疫情为例
Steven R Wilson,Joshua M Scacco
Steven R Wilson
Integrating concepts from the communication theory of resilience (CTR) with theories of health information management and media-stimulated interpersonal conversation, this study investigates associations between worry about COVID-19, acquir...
Is Sexual Consent Sexy?: Investigating the Effects of a Televised Depiction of Verbal Sexual Consent on College Students' Sexual Consent Attitudes and Behavioral Intentions [0.03%]
性同意性感吗？探索电视节目中的口头性同意对大学生的性同意态度及行为意愿的影响研究
Jennifer Stevens Aubrey,Larissa Terán,Leah Dajches et al.
Jennifer Stevens Aubrey et al.
Although depictions of sexual consent are rare in the media, such portrayals have the potential to instruct young people on the procedural details of sexual consent. Taking an entertainment-education (E-E) perspective, we examined the effec...
I Am Not a 'Hero': U.S. Nurses' Identity Overlaps and Conflict During COVID-19 [0.03%]
我不是“英雄”——美国护士在新冠疫情期间的身份重叠与冲突
Surabhi Sahay,Maria Dwyer
Surabhi Sahay
The current COVID-19 pandemic exemplifies a crisis that is redefining the meaning of communication for many. Metaphors like the "hero" trope are being used to represent our frontline employees, such as nurses who work directly with COVID-19...
"It's All in Your Head": A Meta-Synthesis of Qualitative Research About Disenfranchising Talk Experienced by Female Patients with Chronic Overlapping Pain Conditions [0.03%]
“一切都在你脑子里”——慢性重叠疼痛疾病女性患者所经历的否定性言论的元合成分析
Elizabeth A Hintz
Elizabeth A Hintz
Interactions between female patients with chronic pain and their medical providers in which providers question or contest the "realness" or nature of their illness experience (e.g. "It's all in your head") have been reported extensively in ...
Putting Emotions in the Health Belief Model: The Role of Hope and Anticipated Guilt on the Chinese's Intentions to Get COVID-19 Vaccination [0.03%]
情绪因素与健康信念模型：希望和预期羞愧对中国居民新冠疫苗接种意愿的影响研究
Xiao Wang
Xiao Wang
When promoting COVID-19 vaccination, the media and public figures often mention hope to return to normalcy and sometimes try to elicit guilt by asking people to get vaccinated to protect themselves and others. Situated within the health bel...
"It Looks Like You're Making Very Healthy Choices": Attending to the Lifeworld and Medicine in Photo-Based Talk in Primary Care [0.03%]
“看来您在做出非常健康的选择”——以照片为基础的初级保健医患会话中医学和生活世界的关系探析
Evelyn Y Ho,Genevieve Leung,Jane Jih
Evelyn Y Ho
Addressing patient-clinician communication barriers to improve multiple chronic disease care is a public health priority. While significant research exists about the patient-clinician encounter, less is known about how to support patient-cl...