Original paper
The role of perceived level of threat, reactance proneness, political orientation, and coronavirus salience on health behavior intentions
Abstract
This pre-registered study was designed to test whether reminders of death and coronavirus would have similar or different effects on health behavior intentions concerning COVID-19 (e.g., mask wearing, social distancing) and whether the type of framing of these behaviors would moderate these effects.The study utilized a 3 (threat: mortality salience vs. coronavirus reminder vs. control topic) x 3 (framing: autonomy-supportive vs. controlled vs....
Paper Details
Title
The role of perceived level of threat, reactance proneness, political orientation, and coronavirus salience on health behavior intentions
Published Date
Sep 29, 2021
Journal
Volume
38
Issue
5
Pages
647 - 666
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