Background The high prevalence of noncommunicable diseases and the growing
importance of social media have prompted health care professionals (HCPs) to use social …

The use of paid advertisements on social media, in particular Facebook, to create samples
for online survey research is becoming increasingly common. Facebook's promise of …

Should smoking cessation messages be framed in terms of gains or losses? While the risk-
framing hypothesis suggests a persuasive advantage for gain-framed messages, empirical …

Tobacco is the leading cause of preventable morbidity and mortality in the USA. Evidence
suggests adolescents are particularly vulnerable to online tobacco marketing. This study …

Due to the rapid development of information technology, an increasing number of smokers
choose online smoking cessation communities to interact with other individuals to help …

During the COVID-19 pandemic, many primary data collection efforts relied on online
surveys via social media recruitment. According to the leveragesalience theory …

Introduction Mood-tailored communications may help increase the effectiveness of smoking
cessation messaging interventions. We used both self-report and psychophysiological …

The use of social media platforms to recruit survey participants is becoming increasingly
common among political scientists. There are a few reasons behind this. First, paid …

Willingness to enroll in experiments plays a vital role in user-centered design, particularly in
emerging domains such as wearable robots for daily living assistance, where recruiting …

The current systematic review aimed to compare the available literature on the effect of loss-
and gain-framed tobacco cessation messages on smokers. Databases such as Scopus …