Park Junho, Clayton Russell B
School of Communication, Cognition and Emotion Lab, Florida State University, 3100 University Center, Building C., Tallahassee, FL, 32306, USA.
J Relig Health. 2024 Aug;63(4):3088-3104. doi: 10.1007/s10943-024-02076-7. Epub 2024 Jul 10.
This study experimentally investigated the effect of dogmatic and suggestive language in Christian-sourced excessive alcohol consumption messages among college-aged participants who identify as Christians or non-Christians, as well as the role of perceived similarity with the message source, on their self-reported freedom-threat, psychological reactance, and behavioral intentions to consume alcohol. The results from this study support psychological reactance theory and demonstrate the various message strategies to effectively communicate the negative health effects of excessive alcohol consumption to individuals who identify either as Christians or non-Christians.
本研究通过实验调查了在以基督教为来源的过度饮酒信息中，教条性和暗示性语言对自认为是基督徒或非基督徒的大学生参与者的影响，以及与信息来源的感知相似性在他们自我报告的自由威胁、心理抗拒和饮酒行为意图方面所起的作用。本研究结果支持心理抗拒理论，并展示了各种信息策略，以便有效地向自认为是基督徒或非基督徒的个体传达过度饮酒的负面健康影响。
