Ciera Elaine Kirkpatrick (Ciera E Kirkpatrick, Ciera E Dockter)

Publication Activity (10 Years)

Years Active: 2020-2024
Publications (10 Years): 17

Top Topics

Top Venues

Health communication

Journal of health communication

JMIR infodemiology

Journal of medical Internet research

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Publications

Ciera Elaine Kirkpatrick, LaRissa L Lawrie
TikTok as a Source of Health Information and Misinformation for Young Women in the United States: Survey Study. JMIR infodemiology 4 (2024)
Namyeon Lee, Yoorim Hong, Sisi Hu, Ciera Elaine Kirkpatrick, Sungkyoung Lee, Amanda Hinnant
Exploring the Strategic Use of TikTok for Clinical Trial Recruitment: How audiences' Prior Short-Form Video Usage Influences Persuasive Effects. Journal of health communication (2024)
Ciera Elaine Kirkpatrick, LaRissa L Lawrie
TikTok as a Source of Health Information and Misinformation for Young Women in the United States: Survey Study. JMIR infodemiology 4 (2024)
Sisi Hu, Ciera Elaine Kirkpatrick, Namyeon Lee, Yoorim Hong, Sungkyoung Lee, Amanda Hinnant
Using Short-Form Videos to Get Clinical Trial Newcomers to Sign Up: Message-Testing Experiment. Journal of medical Internet research 26 (2024)
Kelli S Boling, Patrick Habecker, Ciera Elaine Kirkpatrick, Jessica Hample, Roma Subramanian, Allison Schlosser, Valerie K Jones
"Addiction is Not a Choice." #narcansaveslives: Collective Voice in Harm Reduction on TikTok. Health communication (2024)
Sisi Hu, Ciera Elaine Kirkpatrick, Namyeon Lee, Yoorim Hong, Sungkyoung Lee, Amanda Hinnant
Using Short-Form Videos to Get Clinical Trial Newcomers to Sign Up: Message-Testing Experiment. Journal of medical Internet research 26 (2024)
Namyeon Lee, Yoorim Hong, Sisi Hu, Ciera Elaine Kirkpatrick, Sungkyoung Lee, Amanda Hinnant
Exploring the Strategic Use of TikTok for Clinical Trial Recruitment: How audiences' Prior Short-Form Video Usage Influences Persuasive Effects. Journal of health communication 29 (4) (2024)
Ciera Elaine Kirkpatrick, LaRissa L Lawrie
TikTok as a Source of Health Information and Misinformation for Young Women in the United States: Survey Study. JMIR infodemiology 4 (2024)
Namyeon Lee, Yoorim Hong, Sisi Hu, Ciera Elaine Kirkpatrick, Sungkyoung Lee, Amanda Hinnant
Exploring the Strategic Use of TikTok for Clinical Trial Recruitment: How audiences' Prior Short-Form Video Usage Influences Persuasive Effects. Journal of health communication (2024)
Yoorim Hong, Namyeon Lee, Ciera Elaine Kirkpatrick, Sisi Hu, Sungkyoung Lee, Amanda Hinnant
"Trust Me, I'm a Doctor." How TikTok Videos from Different Sources Influence Clinical Trial Participation. Health communication (2024)
Ciera Elaine Kirkpatrick, LaRissa L Lawrie
Can Videos on TikTok Improve Pap Smear Attitudes and Intentions? Effects of Source and Autonomy Support in Short-Form Health Videos. Health communication (2023)
Sisi Hu, Ciera Elaine Kirkpatrick, Yoorim Hong, Namyeon Lee, Sungkyoung Lee, Amanda Hinnant
Improving rural White men's attitudes toward clinical trial messaging and participation: effects of framing, exemplars and trust. Health education research 37 (6) (2022)
Ciera Elaine Kirkpatrick, Sisi Hu, Namyeon Lee, Yoorim Hong, Sungkyoung Lee, Amanda Hinnant
Overcoming Black Americans' Psychological and Cognitive Barriers to Clinical Trial Participation: Effects of News Framing and Exemplars. Health communication (2022)
Sungkyoung Lee, Namyeon Lee, Ciera Elaine Kirkpatrick
Effects of Communication Source and Racial Representation in Clinical Trial Recruitment Flyers. Health communication (2021)
Ciera Elaine Kirkpatrick, Sungkyoung Lee
Effects of Instagram Body Portrayals on Attention, State Body Dissatisfaction, and Appearance Management Behavioral Intention. Health communication (2021)
Ciera Elaine Kirkpatrick, Sungkyoung Lee, Courtney D Boman, Amanda Hinnant, Glen T Cameron
The Impact of Retransmission and Modality on Communicating Health Research Findings via Social Media. Health communication 36 (10) (2020)
Sungkyoung Lee, Namyeon Lee, Ciera Elaine Kirkpatrick
Effects of Message Presentation Type on GM Food Risk Perception, Similarity Judgment, and Attitude. Health communication 36 (13) (2020)