Article Title,Year,Volume,Issue,Page Range,Author
Use of Occupational Ethnography and Social Marketing Strategies to Develop a Safety Awareness Campaign for Coal Miners,2008,14,4,2-21,Cullen
Partnering and Consumer Orientation: Techniques That Move Occupational Safety and Health Research into Practice,2008,14,4,99-104,Hudson
Using Community-Based Prevention Marketing to Improve Farm Worker Safety,2008,14,4,71-87,McDermott
Evaluating Tractor Safety Messages: A Concept Development Project,2008,14,4,22-44,Emmelin
The Use of Partnerships in the Western Australian Freedom From Fear Campaign,2005,11,3,79-81 N2-,Donovan
Targeting male perpetrators of intimate partner violence: Western Australia's "Freedom from Fear" campaign,1999,5,3,128-144,Donovan
Using Framing Theory to Unite the Field of Injury and Violence Prevention and Response: Adding Power to Our Voices,2009,15,1 Suppl 1,36-54,Mitchko
"Don't suffer in silence": Applying the integrated model for social marketers to campaigns targeting victims of domestic violence,2010,16,1,97-129,Cismaru
Social marketing as a tool to stop child abuse,1998,4,4,64-68,Stannard
Using research to understand youth in high-risk urban communities,2012,18,3,187-202,Burton
Using the Extended Parallel Process Model to understand texting while driving and guide communication campaigns against it,2014,20,1,66-82,Cismaru
Using Market Research to Characterize College Students and Identify Potential Targets for Influencing Health Behaviors,2010,16,4,41-69,Windle
CDC MessageWorks: designing and validating a social marketing tool to craft and defend effective messages,2016,22,1,3-18,Reynolds
The firearm injury reduction education (fire) program: Formative evaluation insights and implications,1998,4,2,25-35,Meyer