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Volume 4 • Issue 2 • 2021

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College Students’ Use of Social Media and E-Cigarettes: How Correctly Identifying Platform Type Influences Findings

  • Christopher M Dunlap II
  • Yu Lu
  • Page D Dobbs
  • Nisha Khanal
  • Julia S Oehlers
  • Marshall K Cheney

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The importance of interdisciplinary frameworks in social media mining: An exploratory approach between Computational Informatics and Social Network Analysis (SNA)

  • Danny Valdez
  • Meg Patterson
  • Tyler Prochnow MEd

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Leveraging Health Behavior and Communication Theories to Support Adolescent and Young Adults: Conceptualizing Social Media Wellness in Relation to Disordered Eating

  • Elizabeth A Claydon
  • Keith Zullig
  • Mary M. Step

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Using social media to disseminate injury prevention content: Is a picture worth a thousand words?

  • Rebecca J McAdams
  • Kristin J Roberts
  • Elizabeth G Klein
  • Jennifer A Manganello
  • Lara B McKenzie

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Online Health Information Seeking Behaviors and Infant Feeding Practices: A Social Cognitive Theory Perspective

  • Yexinyu Yang
  • Kathryn Krupsky
  • Sarah Keim
  • Rebecca McAdams
  • Kristin Roberts
  • Lara McKenzie

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Is Fitspiration Truly an Inspiration? Relationships between Fitspiration, Exercise, and Body Image

  • Anna K Bowles
  • Shana M Walsh
  • Thomas L Andre

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An Observational Analysis of ‘Me Too’ Narratives from YouTube

  • Jordan L Nelon
  • Mandy N Spadine
  • Meg S Patterson
  • Sydney E Brown
  • Christina L Bookout
  • Lauren M Woods
  • Sara K Fehr

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Social Media Use and COVID-19: A Cross-Sectional Study Examining Health Behaviors, Knowledge, and Mental Health Among University of Nevada, Reno Students

  • Molly M Hagen
  • Sarah Y.T. Hartzell
  • Paul G. Devereux

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Disentangling Associations Between Frequency of Specific Social Networking Site Platform Use, Normative Discrepancies, and Alcohol Use Among Adolescents and Underage Young Adults

  • Dana M Litt
  • Angeles Astorga
  • Kayla Tate
  • Erika L. Thompson
  • Melissa A Lewis

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An Application of Social Marketing Theory to develop a social marketing campaign to address mental health literacy and help-seeking behavior among male college students

  • Rita DeBate
  • Amy Gatto

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Keeping the Dream Alive: The Back Story

  • Elbert D. Glover

Volume 4 • Issue 2 • 2021