Behavioral Science and Persuasion in Health Public Policies Campaigns
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Public health campaigns increasingly draw upon behavioral science principles to design persuasive, scalable policy interventions. This chapter examines core mechanisms—message framing, social norms, nudge strategies, narrative appeals, and digital communication—that shape health behavior. Drawing on empirical evidence from peer-reviewed literature (2022–2026), the chapter synthesizes findings on effective persuasion approaches, misinformation countermeasures including prebunking and psychological inoculation, and emerging mHealth technologies. Ethical dimensions of choice architecture are critically addressed. Implications for equitable, evidence-based public health policy communication are discussed.
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