Selective information seeking: can consumers' avoidance of evidence-based information on colorectal cancer screening be explained by the theory of cognitive dissonance?
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Selective information seeking: can consumers' avoidance of evidence-based information on colorectal cancer screening be explained by the theory of cognitive dissonance?
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scientific article published on 27 August 2007
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Anke Steckelberg
Ingrid Mühlhauser
Jürgen Kasper
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2007-08-27T00:00:00Z