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Persuasive Communication (Latest Articles)
Latest indexed articles for 'Persuasive Communication'
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30 Dec 2008 
There are many reasons an organization may choose to implement electronic health records. The challenge is to acknowledge the benefits and deficiencies of the electronic health record, to understand the driving forces for implementation and the ...
rec_pub_19380971-strategies-increase-familiarization-acceptance-electronic-health.htm
30 Dec 2008 Understanding is critical to productive interactions, good communication and therapeutic change. Clients may understand the meanings of words a professional uses but not what the professional intends. If both the client and the professional simply ...
rec_pub_19380939-overcoming-absence-tone-non-verbal-elements-communication-text-based.htm
Standards of care: subjectivity and persuasion.
30 Dec 2008 
rec_pub_19367226-standards-care-subjectivity-persuasion.htm
30 Dec 2008 The present study was conducted to investigate the relationship between both expert witness confidence and juror personality with expert witness credibility, as well as expert witness credibility with juror sentencing outcome. Participants were ...
rec_pub_19297636-expert-witness-confidence-juror-personality-impact-credibility.htm
Servant teaching: the power and promise for nursing education.
30 Dec 2008 The best theoretical or practical approaches to achieving learning outcomes in nursing likely depend on multiple variables, including instructor-related variables. This paper explores one such variable and its potential impact on learning. ...
rec_pub_19235280-servant-teaching-power-promise-nursing-education.htm
Enhancing the effectiveness of antismoking messages via self-congruent appeals.
30 Dec 2008 A self-congruent effect model was applied to understand adolescents' responses to antismoking advertising that referred to the self or others. Experiment 1 showed that self-referring ads generated more negative smoking attitudes than other-referring ...
rec_pub_19204856-enhancing-effectiveness-antismoking-messages-self-congruent-appeals.htm
On the presumption of evidentiary independence: can confessions corrupt eyewitness identifications?
30 Dec 2008 A confession is potent evidence, persuasive to judges and juries. Is it possible that a confession can also affect other evidence? The present study tested the hypothesis that a confession will alter eyewitnesses' identification decisions. Two days ...
rec_pub_19152544-on-presumption-evidentiary-independence-confessions-corrupt.htm
Images, femininity and cancer: an analysis of an international patient education programme.
30 Dec 2008 This article is an analysis of a cancer patient education programme run by cosmetic companies. I focus on an analysis of imagery, arguing that there are particular discursive elements that the cosmetic companies use in order to make productive the ...
rec_pub_19103716-images-femininity-cancer-analysis-international-patient-education.htm
The role of cost and response-efficacy in persuasiveness of health recommendations.
30 Dec 2008 The persuasiveness of a health recommendation, among other things, is a function of the cost of engaging in the recommended behavior--such as money, time, effort, and discomfort--and the response-efficacy, defined as the likelihood that adherence to ...
rec_pub_19129345-the-role-cost-response-efficacy-persuasiveness-health-recommendations.htm
Voluntariness of consent to research: a conceptual model.
30 Dec 2008 A good deal of policy and practice in human subjects research aims to ensure that when subjects consent to research, they do so voluntarily. To date, however, voluntariness and its impairment have been poorly conceptualized and studied. The legal ...
rec_pub_19213193-voluntariness-consent-research-conceptual-model.htm
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