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Natural Disaster / Product Issues / /
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Institute of Behavior Science / Colorado State University / University Press / Institute of Behavioral Science / University of Colorado / University of Delaware / Penn State University / Applications Information Center / University of California Press / Humanitarian Assistance Feinstein International Famine Center / Battelle Human Affairs Research Center / Prentice Hall / State University of New York / University of Southern California / University of Nebraska / California State University / Natural Hazards Center / Tufts University / Fort Collins / / /
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heuristic processing / information processing / media variables / information processing approach / argument processing / fear communications / electronic communication technologies / mass communications studies / hazard insurance / fear-generated communications / mass media / internet dependency / broadcast media / persuasive communications research / mass media communication / persuasive communications / systematic processing / mass communication media / media system dependency perspective / systematic information processing / fear-arousing communications / e.g. communications / /
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Mt. St. Helens / Lake Erie / Mount St. Helen / /
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Cambridge University / National Research Council / Fletcher School of Law and Diplomacy / California State University / Fullerton / Humanitarian Assistance Feinstein International Famine Center / National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration / Department of Psychology / American Psychological Association / Disaster Research Center / Committee on Disasters and the Mass Media / Institute of Behavior Science / University of Southern California / Tufts University School of Nutrition Science and Policy / Association of American Geographers / Attitude / Academy of Business Administration / University of Nebraska / Lincoln / Committee on Disasters / National Weather Service / UCLA / State University of New York / Albany / Applications Information Center / Battelle Human Affairs Research Center / Yale / University of Colorado / Tufts University / National Academy of Sciences / Penn State University / Yale University / University of Delaware / Institute of Behavioral Science / Colorado State University / US Department of Interior / Natural Hazards Research and Applications Information Center / Western Psychological Association / Natural Hazards Center / University of California Press / Los Angeles / Stanford / Admissions Committee for Masters / /
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Assessment / Making / Psychological Review / Walter W. Hays / Organisational Behavior / Leventhal / Franco Angeli / Psychology Bulletin / John-Paul Mulilis / Carl Hovland / Psychological Bulletin / Kurt Lewin / Van de Ven / / /
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the Australian Journal / Social Problems / Journal of Personality and Social Psychology / /
Persuasive communication issues in disaster management A review of the hazards mitigation and preparedness literature and a look towards the future By John-Paul Mulilis, Department of Psychology, Penn State University, M