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  1. The Sustainability of Ohanami Cherry Blossom Festivals as a Cultural Icon
  2. Social Marketing in Action
  3. Reactance and Coping Responses to Tobacco Counter-Advertisements
  4. Survey for Formative Research
  5. Fear Versus Efficacy: Evaluating Dual-Process Models with Workplace Safety Messages
  6. Introduction to the special issue
  7. Introduction to the special issue from the World Social Marketing Conference 2013
  8. Applying the Extended Parallel Process Model to Workplace Safety Messages
  9. Effects of Social Marketing
  10. Coverage of social marketing efforts in the mainstream media
  11. Introduction to special issue
  12. A history of farmers' markets in Canada
  13. Multiple Resource Theory
  14. Use of photography and video in observational research
  15. Company support for employee volunteerism: Does size matter?
  16. Parasocial Interaction and Identification: Social Change Processes for Effective Health Interventions
  17. A Comparison of Consumers and Dieticians: Nutrition Focus, Food Choice, and Mental Accounting
  18. Factors Influencing Healthy Eating Habits Among College Students: An Application of the Health Belief Model
  19. The Marketing Market
  20. Marketing AIDS prevention
  21. Enhancing occupational health and safety in young workers: the role of social marketing
  22. Japanese Love Hotels: A Photo Essay
  23. Japanese Love Hotels
  24. Guilt and giving: A process model of empathy and efficacy
  25. The marketing market: A study of PhD supply, demand, hiring institutions, and job candidates
  26. Guilt appeals: The mediating effect of responsibility
  27. Promoting Alcohol Abstinence Among Pregnant Women
  28. Sports Marketing and the Psychology of Marketing Communication
  29. A test of the robustness of cause-related marketing
  30. Nurturance, religiosity and appearances: The effect of personality traits on responses to corporate philanthropy
  31. Social Influence of an International Celebrity: Responses to the Death of Princess Diana
  32. Social Influence of an International Celebrity: Responses to the Death of Princess Diana
  33. The Influence of Famous Athletes on Health Beliefs and Practices: Mark McGwire, Child Abuse Prevention, and Androstenedione
  34. Differences in Univariate Values Versus Multivariate Relationships.
  35. Differences in Univariate Values Versus Multivariate Relationships: Findings From a Study of Diana, Princess of Wales
  36. Managerial and Strategic Approaches to Establishing a Marketing Orientation in Social Change Organizations
  37. Cigarette Advertising to Counter New Years Resolutions
  38. A cluster analysis of alcohol-related attitudes and behaviors in the general population.
  39. Why Americans Eat What They Do
  40. College students’ news gratifications, media use, and current events knowledge
  41. The Danger of Cigarette 'Special Placements' in Film and Television
  42. Marketing AIDS Prevention: The Differential Impact Hypothesis Versus Identification Effects
  43. Tobacco: Coopting Our Public Health
  44. Identification as a mediator of celebrity effects
  45. Standpoint: The use of student samples in communication research
  46. Alcohol and Cigarette Advertising on Billboards: Targeting With Social Cues
  47. Media Celebrities and Public Health: Responses to 'Magic' Johnson's HIV Disclosure and Its Impact on AIDS Risk and High-Risk Behaviors
  48. Interpersonal Communication in News Diffusion: A Study of “Magic” Johnson's Announcement
  49. Multiple Resource Theory I
  50. Multiple Resource Theory II
  51. A Relational Obligations Approach to the Foot-In-The-Mouth Effect
  52. Psychological and social indicators of suicide ideation and suicide attempts in Zuni adolescents.
  53. Psychological and social indicators of suicide ideation and suicide attempts in Zuni adolescents.
  54. Negative and Positive Television Messages
  55. How Cigarettes Are Advertised in Magazines: Special Messages for Special Markets
  56. Alcohol and cigarette advertising on billboards
  57. Primary News Source Changes: Question Wording, Availability, and Cohort Effects
  58. Three Community and Five Cities Projects
  59. Uses and Gratifications Theory
  60. Mass Media
  61. Public Health Communication
  62. Fear Appeals and Extended Parallel Process Model
  63. Communications in Social Marketing
  64. Lessons from Research on Social Marketing for Mobilizing Adults for Positive Youth Development
  65. Multiple Resource Theory