A pesquisa experimental sobre comunicação de utilidade pública: uma revisão sistemática
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Metodologia experimental, Comunicação pública, Comunicação em Saúde, Revisão sistemáticaResumo
O artigo analisa as principais características de estudos experimentais sobre comunicação de utilidade pública divulgados em 2016 por periódicos classificados no estrato A1 do Qualis/Capes nas áreas de comunicação, ciência política, psicologia e saúde coletiva. Dentre os 38 estudos selecionados, foi mais comum a análise dos efeitos de textos sobre intenções de comportamento.Downloads
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