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The use of the Internet for health promotion is explored in this edition including growth trends, general applicability, and evaluation strategies for online interventions. This article examines the range of preliminary studies of eHealth Promotion interventions and their summary results, and reviews potential evaluation tools and their use in online programming. Also assessed is their utility ...

Price fairness is an important factor that influences online shopper drop-out rate in online shopping. This research attempts to understand the factors that influence online shoppers’ perceived price fairness. Based on the equity theory, we argue that perceived promotion fairness plays an important role in influencing perceived price fairness. We further argue that perceived promotion fairness ...

With the emergence of new technologies, user transactions have become increasingly digital and thus anonymous. As a result, online platforms started offering new user identity verification mechanisms including online verification. However, convincing users to verify online represents a challenge as benefits must be carefully balanced with resulting risks. We combine Toulmin’s model of argumenta...

background: drug abuse is now‑a‑days one of the gravest social harms. recent years have experienced a drastic rise in drug abuse among school and university students. thus, the need for special attention to the issue is deemed important. the present study was conducted with the aim of assessing the impact of life skills training on promotion of drug abuse preventive behaviors. methods: this fie...

This paper highlights a large scale field experiment conducted at an informational website where the timing of pop-up promotions being offered were varied. Specifically, I examine the effect of these promotions during the course of a web user’s online experience. Often, these promotions are viewed by the web user as a nuisance that interrupts his or her online experience. Other times, these off...

Online social networking sites offer a novel setting for the delivery of health promotion interventions due to their potential to reach a large population and the possibility for two-way engagement. However, few have attempted to host interventions on these sites, or to use the range of interactive functions available to enhance the delivery of health-related messages. This paper presents lesso...

In Back to First Principles: A New Model for the Regulation of Drug Promotion, Alan Bennett and co-authors rightly argue that it is time for the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) to reconsider its scheme for regulating prescription drug promotion.1 Bennett and his co-authors assert that the FDA’s framework for overseeing prescriptiondrug promotion is outdated because itwas developedover 5...