Parrott, Roxanne
Roxanne L. Parrott researcher
Parrott, Roxanne Louiselle
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Works
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| African Americans' opinions about human-genetics research |
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| All or nothing... or just a hat? Farmers' sun protection behaviors |
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| Assessment of training needs and preferences for geographic information systems |
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| Barriers to CRC screening among Latino adults in Pennsylvania: ACCN results |
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| Boundaries and AIDS testing: privacy and the family system |
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| "Collective amnesia:" the absence of religious faith and spirituality in health communication research and practice. |
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| Communicating about family health history: heredity, culture, iatrogenesis and the public good. |
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| Communicating about youth's sun exposure risk to soccer coaches and parents: a pilot study in Georgia |
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| Communicating safe sun practices to farm youth: a model and field test of a proposed curriculum |
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| Communicating to farmers about skin cancer: the behavior adaptation model |
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| Congruence-Incongruence Patterns in Alpha-1 Antitrypsin Deficiency Couples' Genetic Determinist Beliefs and Perceived Control over Genes: Implications for Clinical and Public Health Genomic Communication |
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| Defining genes using "blueprint" versus "instruction" metaphors: effects for genetic determinism, response efficacy, and perceived control |
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| Designing health messages, 1995 : |
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| Development and validation of tools to assess genetic discrimination and genetically based racism. |
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| Diversity in lay perceptions of the sources of human traits: genes, environments, and personal behaviors |
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| Evaluating women's health messages : a resource book |
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| Exploration of the impact of messages about genes and race on lay attitudes |
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| Family history unawareness of blood clot risk: links to misdiagnoses and illness uncertainties in personal and expert realms. |
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| Gene cuisine or Frankenfood? The theory of reasoned action as an audience segmentation strategy for messages about genetically modified foods |
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| Georgia's harvesting healthy habits: a formative evaluation |
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| Health communication, genetic determinism, and perceived control: the roles of beliefs about susceptibility and severity versus disease essentialism |
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| Healthcare providers' sun-protection promotion and at-risk clients' skin-cancer-prevention outcomes |
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| An introduction to "keeping the 'health' in health communication": a column devoted to interdisciplinary vocabulary |
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| Keeping Secrets or Educating Others: A Dyadic Analysis of Group Entitativity's Influence on Spouses' Label Management Connected to AATD. |
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| Lay people's understanding of and preference against the word "mutation". |
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| Lay understandings of the relationship between race and genetics: Development of a collectivized knowledge through shared discourse |
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| Living with a Rare Health Condition: The Influence of a Support Community and Public Stigma on Communication, Stress, and Available Support |
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| Mapping as a visual health communication tool: promises and dilemmas |
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| Math anxiety and exposure to statistics in messages about genetically modified foods: effects of numeracy, math self-efficacy, and form of presentation |
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| Memorable messages about genes and health: implications for direct-to-consumer marketing of genetic tests and therapies. |
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| Mental representations of HPV in Appalachia: gender, semantic network analysis, and knowledge gaps |
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| Metaphor use and health literacy: a pilot study of strategies to explain randomization in cancer clinical trials. |
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| Migrant farm workers' access to pesticide protection and information: Cultivando Buenos Habitos Campaign development |
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| Oxford research encyclopedia. |
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| Perceived barriers to Internet-based health communication on human genetics |
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| Persuasive communication campaigns, 1992: |
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| Pregnancy intentions and folic acid supplementation exemplars: findings from the Central Pennsylvania Women's Health Study |
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| Public health in retail stores |
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| Readability of skin cancer prevention brochures targeting parents of young children |
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| Relational communication, satisfaction, compliance‐gaining strategies, and compliance in communication between physicians and patients |
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| Responses to a theoretically adapted clinical trial education session: faith-based sites versus rural work site dissemination. |
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| The role of "genetics" in popular understandings of race in the United States |
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| The role of Georgia physicians in control of farmers' skin cancer |
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| The Routledge handbook of health communication |
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| Segmenting by risk perceptions: predicting young adults' genetic-belief profiles with health and opinion-leader covariates |
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| Spirituality, Illness Unpredictability, and Math Anxiety Effects on Negative Affect and Affect-Management Coping for Individuals Diagnosed with Alpha-1 Antitrypsin Deficiency. |
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| Talking about health : why communication matters |
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| Talking about human genetics within religious frameworks. |
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| Uncertainty management and communication preferences related to genetic relativism among families affected by down syndrome, Marfan syndrome, and neurofibromatosis |
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| Using geographic information systems to promote community involvement in comprehensive cancer control |
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| What the Numbers Don't Tell Us |
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| Why Is It So Difficult to Talk About Impact? |
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| Women's perceived control of their birth outcomes in the Central Pennsylvania Women's Health Study: implications for the use of preconception care |
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