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Direct linkKim, Paul; Sorcar, Piya; Um, Sujung; Chung, Heedoo; Lee, Young Sung – Health Education Research, 2009
In order to provide empirical evidence on the role of a web-based avian influenza (AI) education program for mass communication and also ultimately help young children learn and develop healthy behaviors against AI and all types of influenza, an education program with two episodic variations (i.e. fear and humor) has been developed and examined…
Descriptors: Quasiexperimental Design, Health Promotion, Behavior Modification, Humor
