Search Results - "Trumbo, Craig W"

Information Processing and Risk Perception: An Adaptation of the Heuristic-Systematic Model by Trumbo, Craig W.

“…The heuristic‐systematic information‐processing model (HSM) holds that individuals will use 1 or both of these modes of information processing when attempting…”
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Influence of Risk Perception on Attitudes and Norms Regarding Electronic Cigarettes by Trumbo, Craig W.

“…The use of electronic cigarettes has grown substantially over the last few years. Currently, about 4% of adults use electronic cigarettes, about 16% of high…”
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A Comparison of Students and Non-Students with Respect to Orientation toward E-Cigarettes by Trumbo, Craig W., Harper, Raquel

“…We examine differences between college students and non-students with respect to orientation toward e-cigarettes. Participants were U.S. adults 18-24 (465…”
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Use and Perception of Electronic Cigarettes Among College Students by Trumbo, Craig W., Harper, Raquel

“…Objective: This study provides insight into how electronic cigarettes (e-cigarettes) may affect the social normative environment for tobacco use among college…”
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The effect of electronic cigarette advertising on intended use among college students by Trumbo, Craig W, Kim, Se-Jin 'Sage'

“…Abstract Introduction. Aside from prohibiting health claims, there are presently no restrictions on electronic cigarette advertising in the U.S. Studies have…”
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A Cognitive-Affective Scale for Hurricane Risk Perception by Trumbo, Craig W., Peek, Lori, Meyer, Michelle A., Marlatt, Holly L., Gruntfest, Eve, McNoldy, Brian D., Schubert, Wayne H.

“…The aim of this study was to develop a reliable and valid measure of hurricane risk perception. The utility of such a measure lies in the need to understand…”
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Perceptual influences on self-protective behavior for West Nile virus, a survey in Colorado, USA by Trumbo, Craig W, Harper, Raquel

“…The endemic state of West Nile virus (WNv) in North America underscores the need to examine mechanisms influencing human self-protective behavior. Based on…”
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The Effect of Newspaper Coverage of Influenza on the Rate of Physician Visits for Influenza 2002-2008 by Trumbo, Craig W.

“…The effect that newspapers had on patients visiting physicians for influenza was examined for 2002 to 2008. The basis for this investigation rests on theories…”
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The Function of Credibility in Information Processing for Risk Perception by Trumbo, Craig W., McComas, Katherine A.

“…This study examines how credibility affects the way people process information and how they subsequently perceive risk. Three conceptual areas are brought…”
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Individual- and Community-Level Effects on Risk Perception in Cancer Cluster Investigations by Trumbo, Craig W., McComas, Katherine A., Besley, John C.

“…This article focuses on the relative influence of individual versus community effects on risk perception. The study is grounded in literature examining how…”
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Cancer Anxiety and the Perception of Risk in Alarmed Communities by Trumbo, Craig W, McComas, Katherine A, Kannaovakun, Prathana

“…Cancer is a significant public health topic and is frequently a factor in public reactions to environmental hazards. It may be reasonable to suggest that a…”
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Intention to Conserve Water: Environmental Values, Reasoned Action, and Information Effects Across Time by Trumbo, Craig W., O'Keefe, Garrett J.

“…We model intention and behavior toward water conservation using the theory of reasoned action in a form that includes environmental values with information…”
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Public Meetings About Suspected Cancer Clusters: The Impact of Voice, Interactional Justice, and Risk Perception on Attendees' Attitudes in Six Communities by McComas, Katherine A., Trumbo, Craig W., Besley, John C.

“…Holding a public meeting is a frequent method of communicating with community residents during official investigations into possible cancer clusters; however,…”
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Mass-Mediated Information Effects on Testicular Self-Examination Among College Students by Trumbo, Craig W

“…The author assessed the effects of a youth-targeted national cable broadcast that promoted testicular self-examination (TSE). A telephone survey of 524 college…”
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Source Credibility in Environmental Health - Risk Controversies: Application of Meyer's Credibility Index by McComas, Katherine A., Trumbo, Craig W.

“…This article applies an existing five‐item index for measuring source credibility in the context of environmental health – risk controversy. Survey data were…”
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Why Citizens Do and Do Not Attend Public Meetings about Local Cancer Cluster Investigations by McComas, Katherine A., Besley, John C., Trumbo, Craig W.

“…Why do citizens choose to attend or not to attend community public meetings about possible cancer clusters? To answer this question, we examine self‐report…”
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Citizen views about public meetings by Besley, John C., McComas, Katherine A., Trumbo, Craig W.

“…The current study seeks to demonstrate that a citizen views about public meeting structure and related groups matter in predicting satisfaction with public…”
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Research Methods in Mass Communication Research: A Census of Eight Journals 1990–2000 by Trumbo, Craig W.

“…This article replicates previous studies on methods used in mass communication research, A total of 2,649 articles from eight communication journals are…”
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Local Newspaper Coverage of Health Authority Fairness During Cancer Cluster Investigations by Besley, John C., McComas, Katherine A., Trumbo, Craig W.

“…This study explores local newspaper coverage of official cancer cluster investigations in seven different communities. The authors developed the underlying…”
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Public meetings about local cancer clusters: exploring the relative influence of official versus symbolic risk messages on attendees' post-meeting concern by McComas, Katherine A., Lundell, Helen C., Trumbo, Craig W., Besley, John C.

“…Scholars have long lobbied for a view of risk communication that supplants a conventional 'transmission' model of risk communication with an alternative that…”
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