An extensive research literature has examined the reactions of individuals facing interpersonal
rejection. Small groups can also be rejected, but current research tells us little about the …

Little experimental evidence exists regarding corrective television advertising as a remedy
for misleading direct-to-consumer prescription drug ads. We examined how exposure to an …

From the theory of planned behavior, attitudes, subjective norms, and perceived behavioral
control were identified as predictors of intentions for verbal, physical, and sexual abuse …

Background Prescription drug television advertisements containing potentially consequential
misinformation sometimes appear in the United States. When that happens, the US Food …

Although misleading health information is not a new phenomenon, no standards exist to
assess consumers’ ability to detect and subsequently reject misinformation. Part of this deficit …

Groups are often asked to perform important tasks that require them to remember and report
accurate information. A review of research on memory processes in groups suggests that …

Our purpose in this chapter is to consider social identity issues in multiteam systems (MTSs).
This is a theoretically interesting and practically important topic for a host of reasons. First, …

Background Consumers and primary care physicians (PCPs) sometimes encounter deceptive
promotional claims about prescription drugs. Whether consumers and PCPs can detect …

Methods To understand past research on consumer and HCP response to misinformation in
advertising, we collected broadly related published scholarship appearing through August …

Introduction: Little is known about how repeated exposure to direct-to-consumer prescription
drug promotion can impact consumers’ retention and perceptions of drug information. The …