Kim Witte

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Kim Witte is affiliated with the following schools: University of California, Berkeley, University of California, Irvine, Stanford University, Michigan State University, Johns Hopkins University, Texas A&M University, University of Pennsylvania

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Kim Witte

Communications

#5695

World Rank

#7886

Historical Rank

#2498

USA Rank

Linguistics

#1291

World Rank

#1621

Historical Rank

#337

USA Rank

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Kim Witte's Degrees

PhD Communication University of Pennsylvania
Masters Communication University of Pennsylvania
Bachelors Communication University of California, Berkeley

Why Is Kim Witte Influential?

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According to Wikipedia, Kim Witte is a communications scholar with an emphasis on the area of fear appeals called “scare tactics”. In 2015 Witte is a professor who teaches graduate courses at Michigan State University. Early life and education Witte received her Ph.D. at the University of California.

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Kim Witte's Published Works

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Published Works

Putting the fear back into fear appeals: The extended parallel process model (1992) (3101)
A Meta-Analysis of Fear Appeals: Implications for Effective Public Health Campaigns (2000) (2758)
Fear control and danger control: A test of the extended parallel process model (EPPM) (1994) (1221)
Predicting risk behaviors: development and validation of a diagnostic scale. (1996) (620)
Fear as motivator, fear as inhibitor: Using the extended parallel process model to explain fear appeal successes and failures. (1996) (394)
Effective Health Risk Messages: A Step-By-Step Guide (2001) (353)
Fear appeals and persuasion: A review and update of the Extended Parallel Process Model. (2011) (257)
Preventing the Spread of Genital Warts: Using Fear Appeals to Promote Self-Protective Behaviors (1998) (171)
The Role of Threat and Efficacy in AIDS Prevention (1991) (149)
Generating Effective Risk Messages: How Scary Should Your Risk Communication Be? (1995) (122)
Addressing cultural orientations in fear appeals: promoting AIDS-protective behaviors among Mexican immigrant and African American adolescents and American and Taiwanese college students. (2001) (118)
Fear, threat, and perceptions of efficacy from frightening skin cancer messages. (1998) (111)
Can Fear Arousal in Public Health Campaigns Contribute to the Decline of HIV Prevalence? (2006) (103)
The perception of risk messages regarding electromagnetic fields: extending the extended parallel process model to an unknown risk. (1998) (97)
Fishing for success: Using the persuasive health message framework to generate effective campaign messages. (1995) (97)
A theoretically based evaluation of HIV/AIDS prevention campaigns along the trans-Africa highway in Kenya. (1998) (96)
The Theory Behind Entertainment-Education (2003) (81)
Examining the influence of trait anxiety/repression‐sensitization on individuals’ reactions to fear appeals (2000) (80)
Social Sides of Health Risks: Stigma and Collective Efficacy (2007) (79)
Drama Theory and Entertainment Education: Exploring the Effects of a Radio Drama on Behavioral Intentions to Limit HIV Transmission in Ethiopia (2007) (76)
Message and conceptual confounds in fear appeals: The role of threat, fear, and efficacy (1993) (76)
Preventing Teen Pregnancy Through Persuasive Communications: Realities, Myths, and The Hard-Fact Truths (1997) (74)
Looking toward the future: health message design strategies. (2003) (74)
The Contextual Effects of Gender Norms, Communication, and Social Capital on Family Planning Behaviors in Uganda: A Multilevel Approach (2008) (73)
Testing the Health Belief Model in a Field Study to Promote Bicycle Safety Helmets (1993) (72)
Creating Fear in a Risky World: Generating Effective Health Risk Messages (2001) (68)
The Effectiveness of Media Use in Health Education: Evaluation of an HIV/AIDS Radio Campaign in Ethiopia (2005) (67)
Preventing vehicle crashes with trains at grade crossings: the risk seeker challenge. (2000) (64)
Managing Fear in Public Health Campaigns: A Theory-Based Formative Evaluation Process (2005) (60)
Using the Extended Parallel Process Model to Prevent Noise-Induced Hearing Loss Among Coal Miners in Appalachia (2004) (60)
Predicting intercultural adaptation and isolation: using the extended parallel process model to test anxiety/uncertainty management theory (2001) (59)
Using scare tactics to promote safer sex among juvenile detention and high school youth (1995) (58)
Using informant directed interviews to discover risk orientation: How formative evaluations based in interpretive analysis can improve persuasive safety campaigns (1994) (58)
Use of postpartum health services in rural uganda: knowledge, attitudes and barriers (2006) (56)
The Manipulative Nature of Health Communication Research (1994) (53)
Is Emotional Expression Repression Oppression? Myths of Organizational Affective Regulation (1994) (48)
An examination of antecedents to coal miners' hearing protection behaviors: a test of the theory of planned behavior. (2008) (45)
Preventing Tractor-Related Injuries and Deaths in Rural Populations: Using a Persuasive Health Message Framework in Formative Evaluation Research (1992) (45)
Understanding barriers to preventive health actions for occupational noise-induced hearing loss. (2001) (42)
A theory of cognition and negative affect: extending Gudykunst and Hammer's theory of uncertainty and anxiety reduction (1993) (35)
Using persuasive messages to encourage voluntary hearing protection among coal miners. (2005) (35)
Intercultural and cross-cultural health communication: Understanding people and motivating healthy behaviors. (1995) (35)
Radon Awareness and Reduction Campaigns for African Americans: A Theoretically Based Evaluation (1998) (33)
Addressing Underlying Mechanisms to HIV/AIDS Preventive Behaviors in Ethiopia (2002) (31)
Air Cover and Ground Mobilization: Integrating Entertainment-Education Broadcasts With Community Listening and Service Delivery in India (2003) (28)
Birth plans and health facility based delivery in rural Uganda. (2006) (27)
Using Health Education Theories to Explain Behavior Change: A Cross-Country Analysis (2005) (23)
Development of the Australian Animal Welfare Standards and Guidelines for the Land Transport of Livestock. (2009) (22)
Preventing HIV Transmission along the Trans-Africa Highway in Kenya: Using Persuasive Message Theory in Formative Education (1998) (21)
Introduction: Pathways (2013) (19)
Raising the Alarm and Calming Fears: Perceived Threat and Efficacy During Risk and Crisis (2020) (19)
The effectiveness of media use in health education: evaluation of an HIV/AIDS radio [corrected] campaign in Ethiopia. (2005) (18)
Entertainment Education and Social Change The Communicative Dynamics of Social Capital* (2006) (18)
Using Health Education Theories to Explain Behavior Change: A Cross-Country Analysis (2001) (15)
Bringing order to chaos: Communication and health (1996) (13)
Addressing cultural orientations in fear appeals: promoting AIDS-protective behaviors among Hispanic immigrant and African-American adolescents and American and Taiwanese college students. Target of threat. (1998) (9)
International Health Communication Campaigns in Developing Countries (2011) (8)
Fear Appeals and Public Health: Managing Fear and Creating Hope (2009) (8)
eHealth Portals: Who Uses Them and Why? (2010) (6)
Risk Behavior Diagnosis Scale (2016) (6)
Possessions theory of persuasion: An examination of its basis and range (1993) (5)
Effective communication in multicultural health care settings: Gary L. Kreps and Elizabeth N. Kunimoto Thousand Oaks, CA: Sage Publications, 1994, 146 pp., $36.00 (cloth), $16.95 (paper) (1995) (5)
Conversations among Coal Miners in a Campaign to Promote Hearing Protection (2009) (4)
Notes from the field: does publishing in academic journals make a difference? (1996) (4)
Extended Parallel Process Model (2008) (4)
Perceptions of condoms and barriers to condom use along the Trans-Africa highway in Kenya (1999) (3)
In-depth interviews: The effect of culture and environment on the behaviour of Namibian youth. Report by Research Facilitation Services. (2003) (2)
Fear Appeals and Public Health (2009) (2)
Looking toward the future of clinical trials: The application of communication variables to the recruitment of women into breast cancer clinical trials (2001) (2)
Social change interventions in public health communications. (2006) (1)
Journey of Life: A Radio Soap Opera on Family Planning in Ethiopia (2005) (1)
Summative evaluation of "Journey of Life": the Ethiopia reproductive health communication project. (2003) (1)
Managing Fear to Promote Healthy Change (2012) (1)
Trusting practitioners and trusting partners: a test to determine whether HIV prevention in Namibia is as easy as saying the ABCs (2011) (1)
Where is Matthew? The third pillar pensions of Belgium legally examined (2007) (0)
Nouvel arsenal contre la discrimination (2007) (0)
Pharmaceutical Price Differences and Price Control Policies: A Hedonic Analysis (2013) (0)
The impact of relational dimensions of risk communication on infertility patients’ risk perceptions (1992) (0)
Preventing AIDS through Persuasive Communication Measure (2018) (0)
Education Diplomacy in Action: Educational Diplomacy and Community Action: Defining Needs and Negotiating Action (2015) (0)
Langer werken of de welvaart beter verdelen, that's the question (2015) (0)
The Matthew Effect: Why Current Pension Policy Helps the Rich Get Richer (2009) (0)
Evaluation of print HIV / AIDS prevention campaign materials in Kenya. Final draft: MSU / AMREF focus group protocol. (1995) (0)
Imagining the Ideal Pension System for Belgium: Why Goals and Approaches Vary across Countries (2010) (0)
A Guide to Developments and Directions (2010) (0)
The Ideal Pension System for Belgium (2011) (0)
Book Review (2004) (0)

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