Daniel Totzkay

Assistant Professor

United States

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Daniel Totzkay is an Assistant Professor at West Virginia University, USA. His research areas include communication strategies for public health, vaccine uptake in rural communities, and the application of psychological theories in health messaging. Recent articles coalesce around themes of COVID-19 vaccination intentions, risk perception, and the intersection of gender, culture, and STEM career interests.

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Appalachian State University

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Articles (13)

Educational Intervention to Increase COVID-19 Vaccine Uptake in Rural Patients with Chronic Diseases: Lessons Learned from An Innovative Academic–Community Partnership

Theorizing about persuasive message repetition in communication research: a systematic review

Healthcare provider Communication and Data-Informed Message Strategies for Encouraging Older Adults to Stay up to Date on COVID-19 Vaccination

Predicting COVID-19 Vaccination Intentions to Inform Evidence-Based Messaging for Building Vaccine Confidence Among Rural Americans

Nutrition-Specific Dissemination and Implementation Science Training Development and Feedback

Geek girl today, scientist tomorrow? Inclusive experiences and efficacy mediate the link between women's engagement in popular geek culture and STEM career interest

Women’s Understanding of Windows of Susceptibility and the Role of the Environment in Breast Cancer Risk

Application of the Theory of Planned Behaviour to inform development of a Dissemination and Implementation science training for nutrition practitioners

Norms Message Features in an Alcohol Consumption Context: Testing the Roles of Functional Matching and Numeracy

Inferential reasoning ability moderates the influence of mediated exemplars on risk perception

Evaluating the Extended Parallel Process Model’s Danger Control Predictions in the Context of Dense Breast Notification Laws

Evaluating the Feasibility of Continuing Medical Education for Disseminating Emerging Science on the Breast Cancer and Environment Connection

Continuing Medical Education as a Translational Science Opportunity for Health Communication Researchers: The BCERP Model

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Elizabeth Cohen

Josephine Boumis

Christine Kunkle

David Keating

Ranjita Misra

Elizabeth Claydon

Melissa Olfert

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