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Showing 1 to 6 of 6 for “"Extended parallel process model (EPPM)"”.
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Genograms as threat appeals: Using the Extended Parallel Process Model with familial cardiovascular disease
… by convenience and snowball sampling. The Extended Parallel Process Model (EPPM) contends that efficacy must exceed threat for protection motivation to dominate resulting in message acceptance and danger control responses. If threat exceeds efficacy, defensive motivation will dominate, …
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Natural Disasters, Incidents Of Mass Violence, And Preparedness On A College Campus: A Study Of University Faculty And Staff
… and incidents of mass violence. Drawing from the Extended Parallel Process Model (EPPM; Figure 1), a moderated mediation model (Figure 2) was hypothesized and partially supported. For natural disasters, experience and sex had direct effects on perceived susceptibility (coefficients were a1i = …
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How We Communicate Behavior Matters: Adolescent Sexual Behavior in the Era of Streaming Television
… volitional control. Additionally, the Extended Parallel Process Model (EPPM) can help identify whether adolescents perceive STIs to be a threat and can help inform how to promote healthy sexual behaviors. In the context of media, we can use the EPPM to better analyze how media portrays …
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From scaring to stigma: an examination of stigma's and related constructs' association with EPPM-framed messages and the ethical dilemmas of health communication
… specifically, one fear appeal framework, the Extended Parallel Process Model (EPPM), has received the lion’s share of scholarly attention in the past few decades. However, this project posits that by increasing the public’s perception of a health behavior’s threat and efficacy (the two …
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Privacy vs. Security: Fear appeals, terrorism and the willingness to allow increased government surveillance
… between fear and privacy by using the Extended Parallel Process Model (EPPM) to examine whether there is an association between fear appeals and the willingness to allow increased governmental surveillance of online and phone communications. Research suggests that, in the United States, …
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Improving online food safety communication: The role of media
… 2 showed that consumers go through a two-stage process in food safety communication. First, consumers are informed (usually passively) about an outbreak. Then, after the risks and threat are evaluated, consumers become motivated and actively seek out additional information to make decisions and …