Objective: This experimental study investigates the impact of message frame and risk perceptions upon willingness to consider living organ donation. Design: A 2 (gain vs. loss) by 2 (liver vs. kidney) by 2 (involved vs. not involved) between-group study was conducted. Method: Eighty-seven participants completed a questionnaire after reading a vignette designed to invite participants to consider living kidney or liver donation. Results: Within a gain frame scenario, willingness to donate was significantly higher when the risk of donating was lower. Conclusion: The results have important implications for the generalizability of framing theories and the promotion of living organ donation
Using an extended Prototype/Willingness Model, we examined the predictors of willingness to donate a...
Posthumous organ donation was framed in terms of reciprocity by asking young participants to respond...
This study explored the role of donor prototype evaluations (perceptions of the typical organ donor)...
Willingness to donate organs while living 2 Using an extended Prototype/Willingness Model, we examin...
Chronic blood shortages in the U.S. would be alleviated by small increases, in percentage terms, of ...
BACKGROUND: Chronic blood shortages in the U.S. would be alleviated by small increases, in percentag...
Background: Under opt-out organ donation policies, individuals are automatically considered to have ...
Understanding people's organ donation decisions may narrow the gap between organ supply and demand. ...
Over the last 30 years, organ transplantation has become a common life saving surgery. However, orga...
Background: Organ transplantation is the most effective medical procedure to save people who are suf...
Eliciting different attitudes with survey questionnaires may impact on intention to donate organs. P...
This research aims to integrate the theory of social representations into the predictive model of t...
This study examined how intrinsic motivation and its respective underlying mechanism influence peopl...
Posthumous organ donation was framed in terms of reciprocity by asking young participants to respond...
Eliciting different attitudes with survey questionnaires may impact on intention to donate organs. P...
Using an extended Prototype/Willingness Model, we examined the predictors of willingness to donate a...
Posthumous organ donation was framed in terms of reciprocity by asking young participants to respond...
This study explored the role of donor prototype evaluations (perceptions of the typical organ donor)...
Willingness to donate organs while living 2 Using an extended Prototype/Willingness Model, we examin...
Chronic blood shortages in the U.S. would be alleviated by small increases, in percentage terms, of ...
BACKGROUND: Chronic blood shortages in the U.S. would be alleviated by small increases, in percentag...
Background: Under opt-out organ donation policies, individuals are automatically considered to have ...
Understanding people's organ donation decisions may narrow the gap between organ supply and demand. ...
Over the last 30 years, organ transplantation has become a common life saving surgery. However, orga...
Background: Organ transplantation is the most effective medical procedure to save people who are suf...
Eliciting different attitudes with survey questionnaires may impact on intention to donate organs. P...
This research aims to integrate the theory of social representations into the predictive model of t...
This study examined how intrinsic motivation and its respective underlying mechanism influence peopl...
Posthumous organ donation was framed in terms of reciprocity by asking young participants to respond...
Eliciting different attitudes with survey questionnaires may impact on intention to donate organs. P...
Using an extended Prototype/Willingness Model, we examined the predictors of willingness to donate a...
Posthumous organ donation was framed in terms of reciprocity by asking young participants to respond...
This study explored the role of donor prototype evaluations (perceptions of the typical organ donor)...