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Designing messages for fluorosis mitigation behavior change: Role of message framing and perceived risk.
Health Marketing Quarterly 2018 December 15
This article describes the research to develop message for fluorosis behavior change communication campaign. Using a posttest only with control experiment the study investigates the impact of perceived risk associated with advocated behavior (RISK-AB) and perceived risk associated with existing behavior (RISK-EB) on the effectiveness of framed fluorosis messages. Findings suggest that positive-frame is more appropriate when RISK-AB is high and RISK-EB is low or RISK-AB is low and RISK-EB is high or both RISK-AB and RISK-EB are low. And negative-frame is more persuasive when both RISK-AB and RISK-EB are high. Marketing implications are discussed.
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