The Effect of Risk Information Communicated in Plain Language Combined with Natural Frequencies on Individual Risk Perception of Medication Side Effects
作者： Collin R. Beatty
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关键词: Perception 、 Public relations 、 Advanced degree 、 Advertising 、 Risk perception 、 Individual risk 、 Natural (music) 、 Permission 、 Copying 、 Plain language 、 Psychology
摘要: In presenting this thesis in partial fulfillment of the requirement for an advanced degree at University Houston, I agree that library shall make it freely available inspection. further state permission extensive copying my scholarly purposes may be granted by major advisor, dean graduate studies, academic division or university librarian. It is understood any publication financial gains not allowed without written permission.
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