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EXAMINING THE EFFECTIVENESS OF A FEAR APPEAL MESSAGE REGARDING CALLING WHILE DRIVING: THE ROLE OF PERCEIVED BEHAVIORAL CONTROL, SOCIAL NORMS, AND THE THIRD-PERSON PERCEPTION |
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Author:
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Xiao, Zhiwen |
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Using a within /between experimental design , the current study attempted to examine 1 ) whether the ethnicity and call phone type can predict one’s frequency of calling while driving ; 2 ) to examine the mechanism of how personal attributes , including perceived behavioral control , subjective social norms , and classic /reversed third -person perception , interact with a fear appeal message regarding the issue of calling while driving . |
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EXAMINING THE EFFECTIVENESS OF A FEAR APPEAL MESSAGE REGARDING CALLING WHILE DRIVING: THE ROLE OF PERCEIVED BEHAVIORAL CONTROL, SOCIAL NORMS, AND THE THIRD-PERSON PERCEPTION.
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