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In the current work, we drew on psycholinguistic research on the role of  language  in  generating  emotions  to  explore  a  novel,  extremely  subtle  means  of  intervention.  Specifically,  we  hypothesized that phrasing conflict-relevant policies in noun form (vs. verb form) would reduce anger and impact policy  support  correspondingly.  Results  across  three  experimental  studies  in  the  context  of  the  Israeli-Palestinian  conflict supported these expectations for both support for concessions (Studies 1\u20133) and retaliatory policies (Study 3), with reduction in anger mediating the salutary impact of noun form (vs. verb form) on policy support. These results expand our understanding of the influence of language on emotions and policies in the context of conflict and have applied relevance for conflict-resolution efforts. \r\n\r\n(1) (PDF) A Rose by Any Other Name? A Subtle Linguistic Cue Impacts Anger and Corresponding Policy Support in Intractable Conflict. Available from: https:\/\/www.researchgate.net\/publication\/322150387_A_Rose_by_Any_Other_Name_A_Subtle_Linguistic_Cue_Impacts_Anger_and_Corresponding_Policy_Support_in_Intractable_Conflict [accessed May 02 2019].","username":"weinreich","tags":"behavior_change,health_communication,policy","count":"3"},{"id":"245238","user":"167","cdate":"2019-05-02 13:41:02","updated":null,"title":"Development of a formal system for representing behaviour-change theories | Nature Human Behaviour","link":"https:\/\/www.nature.com\/articles\/s41562-019-0561-2.epdf?author_access_token=2t40_AInucFLuFXIQiVRLtRgN0jAjWel9jnR3ZoTv0OzZpaMOGaVgMgMz7e_dc3fvIqaUiM0-nBokNPZYbezvPjKQePWHn8qFDjmmSoeVnTwua8GuVs_sk4IqXyyaB_zhTfM1nXnWCyMLgcXGA69Hg%3D%3D","state":"public","note":"Use of natural language to represent behaviour-change theories has resulted in lack of clarity and consistency, hindering com-parison, integration, development and use. This paper describes development of a formal system for representing behaviour-change theories that aims to improve clarity and consistency. A given theory is represented in terms of (1) its component constructs (for example, \u2018self-efficacy\u2019, \u2018perceived threat\u2019 or \u2018subjective norm\u2019), which are labelled and defined, and (2) rela-tionships between pairs of constructs, which may be causal, structural or semantic. This formalism appears adequate to rep-resent five commonly used theories (health belief model, information\u2013motivation\u2013behavioural skill model, social cognitive theory, theory of planned behaviour and the trans-theoretical model).","username":"weinreich","tags":"behavior_change,graphic_design,theory","count":"3"}],"used_tags":["behavior_change","design","storytelling","health_communication","social_media","research","how_to","strategy","theory","target_audience","sample_campaigns","social_network","technology","graphic_design","entertainment_education","social_change","social_marketing","management","inspiration","evaluation","gaming","mobile","advertising","online_marketing","media","quantitative","campaign_effects","marketing","policy","qualitative","creativity","ethics","youth","nonprofit","humor","obesity","mental_health","video","environment","social_norms","branding","twitter","international","product","consulting","conference","government","training","price","place","blogging","professional_resource","academia","tobacco","public_relations","social_marketing_blogroll","me","social_marketing_intro","substance_abuse","HIV_AIDS","filetype:pdf","media:document","nutrition","word_of_mouth","israel","organization","cause_marketing","partnerships","cgm","tutorial","media_advocacy","PSA","publication","top_ten","bibliography","no-tag","web3","focus_groups","personal_favorite","social_marketing_jobs","chronic_disease","bookreview","publics"],"tags":[],"pages":117,"title":"weinreich bookmarks:  - page: 40"}