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Pathways of influence in emotional appeals: Benefits and tradeoffs of using fear or humor to promote climate change-related intentions and risk perceptions
C Skurka, J Niederdeppe, R Romero-Canyas, D Acup
Journal of Communication 68 (1), 169-193, 2018
1602018
Kimmel on climate: Disentangling the emotional ingredients of a satirical monologue
C Skurka, J Niederdeppe, R Nabi
Science Communication 41 (4), 394-421, 2019
582019
Examining mechanisms underlying fear-control in the extended parallel process model
BL Quick, NR LaVoie, T Reynolds-Tylus, A Martinez-Gonzalez, C Skurka
Health Communication 33 (4), 379-391, 2018
402018
An evaluation of a college campus emergency preparedness intervention
C Skurka, BL Quick, T Reynolds-Tylus, T Short, AL Bryan
Journal of safety research 65, 67-72, 2018
392018
All things being equal: Distinguishing proportionality and equity in moral reasoning
C Skurka, LB Winett, H Jarman-Miller, J Niederdeppe
Social Psychological and Personality Science 11 (3), 374-387, 2020
322020
Effects of varying color, imagery, and text of cigarette package warning labels among socioeconomically disadvantaged middle school youth and adult smokers
S Byrne, A Greiner Safi, D Kemp, C Skurka, J Davydova, L Scolere, ...
Health Communication 34 (3), 306-316, 2019
312019
Effects of 30% and 50% cigarette pack graphic warning labels on visual attention, negative affect, quit intentions, and smoking susceptibility among disadvantaged populations …
C Skurka, D Kemp, J Davydova, JF Thrasher, S Byrne, AG Safi, RJ Avery, ...
Nicotine and Tobacco Research 20 (7), 859-866, 2018
302018
You mad? Using anger appeals to promote activism intentions and policy support in the context of sugary drink marketing to kids
C Skurka
Health Communication 34 (14), 1775-1787, 2019
262019
Market-level exposure to state antismoking media campaigns and public support for tobacco control policy in the United States, 2001–2002
J Niederdeppe, M Kellogg, C Skurka, RJ Avery
Tobacco Control 27 (2), 177-184, 2018
252018
Testing competing explanations for graphic warning label effects among adult smokers and non-smoking youth
C Skurka, S Byrne, J Davydova, D Kemp, AG Safi, RJ Avery, MC Dorf, ...
Social Science & Medicine 211, 294-303, 2018
162018
Estimated televised alcohol advertising exposure in the past year and associations with past 30‐day drinking behavior among American adults: results from a secondary analysis …
J Niederdeppe, RJ Avery, E Tabor, NW Lee, B Welch, C Skurka
Addiction 116 (2), 280-289, 2021
142021
There’s more to the story: Both individual and collective policy narratives can increase support for community-level action
C Skurka, J Niederdeppe, L Winett
International Journal of Communication 14, 20, 2020
132020
Independent or synergistic? Effects of varying size and using pictorial images in tobacco health warning labels
C Skurka, M Kalaji, MC Dorf, D Kemp, AG Safi, S Byrne, AD Mathios, ...
Drug and alcohol dependence 198, 87-94, 2019
122019
Communicating inequalities to enhance support for obesity-prevention policies: The role of social comparisons, age frames, and emotion
C Skurka
Health Communication 34 (2), 227-237, 2019
112019
Comparing in person and internet methods to recruit low-SES populations for tobacco control policy research
AG Safi, C Reyes, E Jesch, J Steinhardt, J Niederdeppe, C Skurka, ...
Social Science & Medicine 242, 112597, 2019
92019
Emotional appeals, climate change, and young adults: A direct replication of Skurka et al.(2018)
C Skurka, R Romero-Canyas, HH Joo, D Acup, J Niederdeppe
Human Communication Research 48 (1), 147-156, 2022
82022
On the effects and boundaries of awe and humor appeals for pro-environmental engagement
C Skurka, N Eng, MB Oliver
International Journal of Communication 16, 21, 2022
72022
Message fatigue and resistance to anti–binge drinking messages: Examining the mediating roles of inattention and reactance
A Martinez Gonzalez, T Reynolds-Tylus, BL Quick, C Skurka
Journal of studies on alcohol and drugs 82 (4), 503-510, 2021
72021
Choose your own emotion: predictors of selective exposure to emotion-inducing climate messages
C Skurka, R Romero-Canyas, HH Joo, J Niederdeppe
Environmental Communication 16 (3), 424-431, 2022
62022
Young adults’ willingness to engage in climate change activism: An application of the Theory of Normative Social Behavior
AM Gonzalez, T Reynolds-Tylus, C Skurka
Environmental Communication 16 (3), 388-407, 2022
52022
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