Cancer-Related Channel Selection
Cancer-Related Channel Selection
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癌症相关渠道选择
DOI：
10.1207/s15327027hc0403_2
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发表时间：
1992
影响因子：
3.9
通讯作者：
Sally Johnson
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作者：
J. D. Johnson;H. Meischke;J. Grau;Sally Johnson
本研究考察了三大类因素、触发因素、障碍和人口统计数据对四个不同渠道内和跨四个不同渠道（医生、朋友/家人、组织和媒体）的选择的影响。40岁及以上的女性（N = 395）被问及他们在过去一年内求助于哪些渠道获得癌症相关信息。判别分析揭示了朋友/家人，医生和组合渠道的重要功能。虽然在这些功能中最重要的变量是一个女人的个人经历与癌症，变量从每个类显着区分组暴露于一个通道，从那些没有。这些结果进行了讨论，其理论和务实的影响，为未来的癌症控制工作。
This study examined the impact of three major classes of factors, triggers, impediments, and demographics on the selection within and across four different channels: doctors, friends/family, organizations, and media. Women 40 years of age and older (N = 395) were asked which channels they have turned to within the last year for cancer-related information. Discriminant analyses revealed significant functions for the friends/family, doctors, and combined channels. Although the most important variable in these functions was a woman's personal experience with cancer, variables from each class significantly differentiated groups that were exposed to a channel from those that were not. These results are discussed in terms of their theoretical and pragmatic implications for future cancer control efforts.