PhD Students
Hadar Eliash
Co-supervised with Prof. Sharon Sznitman, School of Public Health, University of Haifa
"Examining the Influence of Risk Information Detail (RID) in Messages Aimed at Reducing the Risk of Driving under the Influence of Cannabis"
Ayelet Har-Even
Co-supervised with Prof. Sharon Sznitman, School of Public Health, University of Haifa
"Appeals to Cannabis Identity and Harm Reduction vs. Abstinence as Moderators of Narrative Persuasion effects"
Yaron Connelly (approved, 2023)
Co-supervised with Prof. Ilan Talmud, Department of Sociology, University of Haifa
"Online Health Literacy in an Age of Decentralization of Control over Medical Information: A New Operationalization"
Nancy Shekter-Porat (approved, 2023)
Co-supervised with Prof. Oren Meyers, Department of Communication, University of Haifa
"The Impact of Health Information Seeking on Rare Disease Patients' Online Information Seeking, Patient-Clinician Interaction, and Patient-to-Patient Communication" (submitted 9/2022)
MA Students
Naama Meir (graduated - 2024)
Co-supervised with Prof. Orit Hetzroni, Faculty of Education, University of Haifa
"Effects of Communication Medium and Degree of Control of Video-Mediated Communication on Information Processing and Communication Effectiveness among Individuals with Autism"
Anna Solodkina (graduated - 2022)
"Formative Research for a Strategic Campaign to Promote Mentoring in a Large Corporate Organization"
David Ben-Shitrit (graduated - 2021)
Co-supervised with Prof. Jonathan Cohen, Department of Communication, University of Haifa
"Expository Message Engagement as a Measure for Central Processing"
Hadar Eliash (graduated - 2019)
"News Media Coverage of Anorexia: Examining the Effects of Health News Media Coverage on Risk Self-Efficacy (RSE)"
Ofer Yaacov (graduated - 2018)
Co-supervised with Prof. Israel Doron, Department of Gerontology, University of Haifa
"Stereotypes against the Elderly in Marketing via Social Networks"
Eran Pick (graduated - 2018)
"Predictors of Information Seeking about Drugs: The role of Need for Cognition in Information Seeking and Intention to use Drugs"