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Inoculation theory and conspiracy, radicalization, and violent extremism

Inoculation theory and education, teaching, and learning

Inoculation theory of resistance to influence

Inoculation theory of resistance to influence. Cambridge University, Cambridge, UK, August 31, 2022.

Inoculation theory and climate communication

Inoculation is a powerful approach to communicating climate–preempting rather than reacting to misinformation. JOSH COMPTON Inoculation theory and climate communication. Dartmouth Symposium on Climate, Energy and Society. Irving…

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Inoculating resolve: Can inoculation messages protect commitments to New Year resolutions?

We resolve to keep looking—aware of the future challenges, but now, also aware of how we might respond to those challenges, which is certainly apt for applied inoculation…

Forthcoming chapter: Cyberbullying and family communication theory and research

Inoculation theory could help give youth the resources to actively resist negative pressures of cyberbullying, including those who need help the most. Elizabeth Craig, Josh Compton, & Geoffrey…

Severity, susceptibility, efficacy, certainty and salience: Insights from early-stage ‘vestedness’ of Midwestern populations toward the novel coronavirus (COVID-19)

One option for strategically targeting components of vestedness to improve health messaging would be an applied inoculation theory-based health campaigns. Alicia Mason & Josh Compton Introduction Fear is…

Inoculation theory and misremembered child car seat occupancy

We would benefit from better theory-informed health campaigns to educate and, perhaps, even inoculate.  Josh Compton Purpose: Hyperthermia is a fatal risk for children in closed vehicles. These “hot…

Preface

It is our hope that this book serves as a valuable ‘jumping-off point’ for introducing prominent persuasion and communication work to those in the sport and exercise psychology…