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Effects of affective states on colorectal cancer screening health message persuasion depend on whether people avoid cancer information

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Journal of Health Psychology: An Interdisciplinary, International Journal

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Abstract

Journal of Health Psychology, Ahead of Print.
People frequently defensively avoid information about threatening health conditions. We tested whether, consistent with a mood-as-a-resource hypothesis, inducing high arousal positive mood (vs high arousal negative or neutral mood) would decrease ...