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2011
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Joan Cowdery, Jeannette Kindred, Anna Michalakis, L. Suzanne Suggs:
Promoting health in a virtual world: Impressions of health communication messages delivered in Second Life. First Monday 16(9) (2011)
2002
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L. Suzanne Suggs, William B. Cissell, Chris McIntyre, Michelle Ward:
Adoption of Communication Technologies in a Texas Health Setting. J. Educ. Technol. Soc. 5(2) (2002)

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2014
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Andreas Schmeil, L. Suzanne Suggs:
"How am I Doing?" - Personifying Health through Animated Characters. HCI (10) 2014: 91-102
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Andreas Schmeil, L. Suzanne Suggs:
An Empirical Comparison of Variations of a Virtual Representation of an Individual's Health. PERSUASIVE 2014: 201-223

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