2016
DOI: 10.1080/03637751.2015.1128555
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Meta-analytic evidence for the persuasive effect of narratives on beliefs, attitudes, intentions, and behaviors

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“…113, 114). Although recent systematic reviews tested the persuasive effects of narratives (Braddock & Dillard, 2016;De Graaf, Sanders, & Hoeken, 2016) and other systematic reviews evaluated the effectiveness of behavioral interventions with culturally adapted strategies (Kong, Tussing-Humphreys, Odoms-Young, Stolley, & Fitzgibbon, 2014;Nierkens et al, 2013), only a few empirical studies have actually evaluated the effects that educational narratives that are culturally targeted to one group may have on other cultural groups (see for example Murphy et al, 2015, who explored the effects of a cervical cancer film developed for Mexican Americans on other ethnic groups). To our knowledge, for fotonovelas, such effects have not yet been studied empirically at all.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…113, 114). Although recent systematic reviews tested the persuasive effects of narratives (Braddock & Dillard, 2016;De Graaf, Sanders, & Hoeken, 2016) and other systematic reviews evaluated the effectiveness of behavioral interventions with culturally adapted strategies (Kong, Tussing-Humphreys, Odoms-Young, Stolley, & Fitzgibbon, 2014;Nierkens et al, 2013), only a few empirical studies have actually evaluated the effects that educational narratives that are culturally targeted to one group may have on other cultural groups (see for example Murphy et al, 2015, who explored the effects of a cervical cancer film developed for Mexican Americans on other ethnic groups). To our knowledge, for fotonovelas, such effects have not yet been studied empirically at all.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Más allá de las anécdotas, la investigación empírica ha demostrado que los mensajes narrativos (desde un anuncio testimonial, hasta una novela, una serie de televisión o un videojuego) ejercen un efecto significativo en las actitudes, creencias y comportamientos de las personas (Braddock & Dillard, 2016). Ello no solo ha supuesto un avance teórico en el conocimiento de los procesos de persuasión narrativa, sino que ha dado lugar a la aplicación de dicho conocimiento para diseñar intervenciones cuya meta final es tratar de resolver problemas sociales (Cohen, Tal-Or, & Mazor-Tregerman, 2015;Igartua & Frutos, 2017;Wojcieszak, Azrout, Boomgaarden, Alencar, & Sheets, 2017;Wojcieszak & Kim, 2016) y/o mejorar la salud de las personas (Igartua & Vega, 2016;Moyer-Gusé, Chung, & Jain, 2011;Murphy, Frank, Chatterjee, & Baezconde-Garbanati, 2013).…”
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“…Los mensajes narrativos pueden adoptar formas sencillas como los testimoniales o trozos de vida en publicidad o los mensajes escritos en primera persona que se comparten en redes sociales, hasta narraciones audiovisuales en forma de series de televisión o largometrajes. La investigación comienza a ser abundante en este campo, para certificar si las narraciones son eficaces como herramientas persuasivas (Braddock & Dillard, 2016) o si lo son más que otro tipo de mensajes (Murphy et al, 2013;Wojcieszak et al, 2017). Además, también existen revisiones sistemáticas sobre qué procesos son relevantes para explicar el impacto de las narraciones (Tukachinsky & Tokunaga, 2013), qué manipulaciones experimentales son más eficaces para incrementar la implicación (transporte narrativo, identificación, etc.)…”
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“…Beyond these facts, empirical research has shown that narrative messages (ranging from a testimonial advertisement, to a novel, a television series or a video game) have a significant effect on people's attitudes, beliefs and behaviors (Braddock & Dillard, 2016). This has not only resulted in a theoretical breakthrough in the understanding of the processes of narrative persuasion, but has also given rise to the application of such knowledge to the design of interventions whose ultimate goal is to try to solve social problems (Cohen, Tal-Or, & Mazor-Tregerman, 2015;Igartua & Frutos, 2017;Wojcieszak, Azrout, Boomgaarden, Alencar, & Sheets, 2017;Wojcieszak & Kim, 2016) and/or improve people's health (Igartua & Vega, 2016;Moyer-Gusé, Chung, & Jain, 2011;Murphy, Frank, Chatterjee & Baezconde-Garbanati, 2013).…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%