Effects of gain-and-loss framing HPV messages on attention and implicit attitudes: An event-related potential study

The P300 effect suggests that gain-framed messages receive more attention from participants than loss-framed messages. The results of the IAT demonstrate that individuals with high-issue involvement are likely to find elaboration on gain-framed information.

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Acta Psychologica
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2025-09-16
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https://doi.org/10.1016/j.actpsy.2025.105570
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Behavioral Health and Interventions
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Effects of gain-and-loss framing HPV messages on attention and implicit attitudes: An event-related potential study

Ya Yang, Fang Su, Guoming Yu
Acta Psychologica
Behavioral Health and Interventions
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Effects of gain-and-loss framing HPV messages on attention and implicit attitudes: An event-related potential study

Ya Yang, Fang Su, Guoming Yu
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Abstract

The P300 effect suggests that gain-framed messages receive more attention from participants than loss-framed messages. The results of the IAT demonstrate that individuals with high-issue involvement are likely to find elaboration on gain-framed information.

Acta PsychologicaVol. 260
Beijing Normal University (CN), University of International Relations (CN)
Openalex Percentile: Top 73%
Behavioral Health and Interventions
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