Deena Kemp

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University of Texas at Austin

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Deena Kemp is an Assistant Professor at The University of Texas at Austin in the United States. Her research areas include health communication, with a focus on effective messaging for health interventions, such as diabetes prevention, cancer screening, and opioid misuse. Through her recent publications, she investigates the implications of emotional appeals in health-related advertising and communication strategies, including the impact of social media influencers and psychosocial factors on public health behaviors.

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DOCTORAL DISSERTATION RESEARCH IN DRMS: Disgust-Driven Prosocial Behavior: Message Processing and Persuasive Effects Over Time

Open Date: 2018-02-15

Close Date: 2019-01-31

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Andy J. King

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The Combined Effects of Disgust Appeal and Temporal Frame in the Effectiveness of Threatening Messages for Type 2 Diabetes Prevention

“Don’t touch your face”---Effectiveness of a health communication intervention on reducing face-touching behaviors

Evaluating the persuasiveness of messages promoting mobile mammography among uninsured women

Evidence-Based Health Communication in Practice: Driving Funding, Research, and Training Through the University of Texas at Austin Center for Health Communication

Talking About Prescription Opioid Misuse: The Effect of Family Communication Patterns and Messages Advocating Direct and Indirect Communication

We’re All in This Together! Self-Construal Pride and Guilt Appeals in Health Advertising

Empathy or Escape? Examining Alternative Mechanisms Underlying Responses to Disgust-Evoking Charity Appeals Over Time

Instagram Influencers in Health Communication: Examining the Roles of Influencer Tier and Message Construal in COVID-19-Prevention Public Service Announcements

Psychosocial correlates of face-touching mitigation behaviors in public and private

Applying harm reduction to COVID-19 prevention: The influence of moderation messages and risk infographics

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Andy J. King

Yong Whi Greg Song

Weijia Shi

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