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Nurit Guttman & Hannah Peleg. Public preferences for an attribution to government or to
medical research versus unattributed messages in cigarette warning labels in Israel. 1
Jeffrey D. Robinson. An interactional structure of medical activities during acute visits and its
implications for patients’ participation. 27
Robert R. Weaver. Informatics tools and medical communication: Patient perspectives of
“knowledge coupling” in primary care. 59
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Cynthia-Lou Coleman. Examining influences of pharmacists’ communication with consumers
about antibiotics. 79
Mohan Jyoti Dutta-Bergman. The linear interaction model of personality effects in health
communication. 101
2002, Vol. 14(4)
Philip Palmgreen, Michael T. Stephenson, Maureen W. Everett, John R. Baseheart & Regina
Frances. Perceived message sensation value (PMSV) and the dimensions and validation of a
PMSV scale. 403
Robin L. Nabi, Brian Southwell & Robert Hornik. Predicting intentions versus predicting
behaviors: Domestic violence prevention from a theory of reasoned action perspective. 429
Philip Manning & George B. Ray. Setting the agenda: An analysis of negotiation strategies in
clinical talk. 451
Sheana Salyers Bull, Jenifer Cohen, Charlene Ortiz & Tom Evans. The POWER campaign for
promotion of female and male condoms: Audience research and campaign development. 475
John C. Lammers & Aashley Duggan. Bringing the physician back in: Communication
predictors of physicians’ satisfaction with managed care. 493
Katherine Miller. Complicating the diagnosis: A response to Lammers and Duggan. 515
2002, Vol. 14(3)
Wayne A. Beach. Between dad and son: Initiating, delivering, and assimilating bad cancer news.
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Tanya Stivers. Presenting the problem in pediatric encounters: “Symptoms only” versus
“candidate diagnosis” presentations. 299
Susan Eggly. Physician-patient co-construction of illness narratives in the medical interview. 339
Hisako Kakai. A double standard in bioethical reasoning for disclosure of advanced cancer
diagnoses in Japan. 361
Vincent T. Covello & Richard G. Peters. Women’s perceptions of the risks of age-related
diseases, including breast cancer: Reports from a 3-year research study. 377
2002, Vol. 14(2)
Raymond W. Gibbs, Jr. & Heather Franks. Embodied metaphor in women’s narratives about
their experiences with cancer. 139
Alan D. DeSantis. Smoke screen: An ethnographic study of a cigar shop’s collective
rationalization. 167
Renee A. Botta & Rebecca Dumlao. How do conflict and communication patterns between
fathers and daughters contribute to or offset eating disorders? 199
Stan A. Kaplowtiz, Shelly Campo & Wai Tat Chiu. Cancer patients’ desires for communication
of prognosis information. 221
Robert Wade Kerry. The death of loving: Material identity as moral constraint in a narrative
testimonial advocating physician assisted suicide. 243
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Athena du Pre. Accomplishing the impossible: Talking about body and soul and mind during a
medical visit. 1
Michael T. Stephenson, Susan E. Morhan, Elizabeth Pugzles Lorch, Philip Palmgren, Lewis
Donohue & Rick H. Hoyle. Predictors of exposure from an antimarijuana media campaign:
Outcome research assessing sensation seeking targeting. 23