Health Communication

Nadine Bol, ASCoR, U of Amsterdam

Short and Sweet: The Persuasive Effects of Message Framing and Temporal Context in Antismoking Warning Labels - Saar Mollen, University of Amsterdam; Susanne Engelen, U of Amsterdam; Bas van den Putte, ASCoR, U of Amsterdam; Loes Kessels, U of Maastricht

The Effect of Anticipated Regret Appeal on Adolescents’ Smoking Intentions - Leslie Snyder, U of Connecticut; Amna Al Abri, University of Connecticut

Using the Theory of Planned Behavior to Design Messages Aimed at Increasing Compliance With a Tobacco-Free Policy - Rachael A Record, University of Kentucky; Donald W. Helme, U of Kentucky; Nancy Grant Harrington, U of Kentucky; Matthew W Savage, U of Kentucky

Why Do Smokers Talk About Antismoking Campaigns? Predictors of the Occurrence and Content of Campaign-Generated Conversations - Emily Brennan, Cancer Council Victoria; Sarah Jane Durkin, The Cancer Council Victoria; Melanie A. Wakefield, The Cancer Council Victoria; Yoshihisa Kashima, U of Melbourne

Tailoring By “Cloning”: A User-Based Collaborative Filtering Approach to Recommend Effective Antismoking PSAs - Sijia Yang, University of Pennsylvania; Poong Oh, U of Southern California - Annenberg School for Communication; Hyun Suk Kim, University of Pennsylvania; Minji Kim, U of Pennsylvania; Joseph N. Cappella, U of Pennsylvania