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Factors influencing the effectiveness of advertising countermeasures in road safety

I. Lewis, 2008 .

Predicting future speeding behaviour: The appeal of positive emotional appeals for high risk road users

Ioni M. Lewis, Katherine M. White, Barry C. Watson, 2008 .

The beliefs which influence young males to speed and strategies to slow them down : informing the content of anti-speeding messages

Ioni M. Lewis, Katherine M. White, Barry C. Watson, 2013 .

The role of fear appeals in improving driver safety: A review of the effectiveness of fear-arousing (threat) appeals in road safety advertising.

Ioni M. Lewis, Richard Tay, Katherine M. White, 2007 .

Comparison of self-report and objective measures of driving behavior and road safety: A systematic review.

J. Freeman, S. Kaye, I. Lewis, 2018, Journal of safety research.

Young drivers' engagement with social interactive technology on their smartphone: Critical beliefs to target in public education messages.

Barry Watson, Katherine M White, Cassandra S Gauld, 2016, Accident; analysis and prevention.

Predicting the monitoring/reading of communications on a smartphone among young drivers using an extended theory of planned behaviour.

I. Lewis, C. Gauld, Georgia Murphy, 2019, Accident; analysis and prevention.

The beliefs which motivate young male and female drivers to speed: a comparison of low and high intenders.

I Lewis, B. Watson, I. Lewis, 2012, Accident; analysis and prevention.

Development of Proactive Safety Behaviour Scale Within the Work Driving Context

D. Wishart, Klaire Somoray, I. Lewis, 2018, Advances in Intelligent Systems and Computing.

A priori acceptance of highly automated cars in Australia, France, and Sweden: A theoretically-informed investigation guided by the TPB and UTAUT.

S. Forward, S. Kaye, P. Delhomme, 2020, Accident; analysis and prevention.

To share or not to share: A theoretically guided investigation of factors predicting intentions to use fully automated shared passenger shuttles

A. Rakotonirainy, S. Kaye, I. Lewis, 2020, Transportation Research Part F: Traffic Psychology and Behaviour.

An examination of message-relevant affect in road safety messages : should road safety advertisements aim to make us feel good or bad?

K. White, B. Watson, I. Lewis, 2008 .

Promoting Public Health Messages: Should We Move Beyond Fear-Evoking Appeals in Road Safety?

K. White, R. Tay, B. Watson, 2007, Qualitative health research.

The development of an intervention to improve the safety of community care nurses while driving and a qualitative investigation of its preliminary effects

S. Newnam, I. Lewis, 2011 .

Assessing the feasibility of the theory of planned behaviour in predicting drivers’ intentions to operate conditional and full automated vehicles

A. Rakotonirainy, S. Kaye, I. Lewis, 2020 .

Understanding drivers’ altruistic driving decisions: A theoretically guided investigation

K. White, I. Lewis, S. Nandavar, 2019, Transportation Research Part F: Traffic Psychology and Behaviour.

The Relationship between the Third-Person Effect and the Acceptance of Fear-Based Road Safety Advertisements

R. Tay, B. Watson, I. Lewis, 2003 .

The influence of the revised reinforcement sensitivity theory on risk perception and intentions to speed in young male and female drivers.

S. Kaye, I. Lewis, Emily Logan, 2019, Accident; analysis and prevention.

Is there an app for that? Social media uses for road safety

Ioni M. Lewis, Clare Murray, I. Lewis, 2011 .

Concealing their communication: exploring psychosocial predictors of young drivers' intentions and engagement in concealed texting.

Katherine M White, Ioni Lewis, Cassandra S Gauld, 2014, Accident; analysis and prevention.

The impact of co-locating regulatory and directional signs on driver performance

Andry Rakotonirainy, Gregoire S. Larue, Ioni M. Lewis, 2013 .

Selecting anti-speeding messages for roadside application.

A. Glendon, I. Lewis, K. Levin, 2018, Accident; analysis and prevention.

Peer passenger intentions to speak up to a risky driver: A theoretically-guided investigation of the effects of a high school road safety education program

I. Lewis, J. Fleiter, A. Kennedy, 2018 .

A road safety intervention to modify attitudes and behaviour towards mobile phone use while driving: brief report

S. Kaye, I. Lewis, C. Gauld, 2018 .

Key beliefs influencing young drivers’ engagement with social interactive technology on their smartphones: A qualitative study

Ioni M. Lewis, Katherine M. White, Barry C. Watson, 2016, Traffic injury prevention.

Identifying the determinants of concealed and obvious texting while driving: Are they distinct behaviours?

K. White, I. Lewis, C. Gauld, 2013 .

Designing and Evaluating Road Safety Advertising Campaigns

S. Forward, B. Watson, S. Kaye, 2019, Traffic Safety Culture.

Drivers' intention to comply with the speed limit in school zones, in Malaysia

Mark J. King, Ioni M. Lewis, Suhaila Abdul Hanan, 2013 .

An elicitation of speeding behaviour beliefs in school zones in Australia

Mark J. King, Ioni M. Lewis, Suhaila Abdul Hanan, 2012 .

Students’ responses to the RACQ Docudrama program

I. Lewis, J. Fleiter, J. Smith, 2015 .

An exploration of the effectiveness of in-person and online versions of the induced hypocrisy paradigm to reduce smartphone use among young drivers

K. Pammer, K. White, I. Lewis, 2021, Transportation Research Part F: Traffic Psychology and Behaviour.

The role of mindfulness in an extended TPB framework to understand drivers’ speeding intentions in school zones.

Mark J. King, Ioni M. Lewis, Suhaila Abdul Hanan, 2012 .

Individual differences in drivers' cognitive processing of road safety messages.

S. Kaye, I. Lewis, M. White, 2013, Accident; analysis and prevention.

Humorous Health Messages: “A Fresh Approach” for Road Safety Advertising Campaigns?

K. White, B. Watson, I. Lewis, 2013 .

The third-person effect and the acceptance of threatening road safety television advertising: are current advertisements ineffective for male road users?

R. Tay, B. Watson, I. Lewis, 2003 .

Insights into the effectiveness of messaging promoting intentions to use connected vehicle technology

I. Lewis, Clare Murray, Francine Elrose, 2022, Transportation Research Part F: Traffic Psychology and Behaviour.

The influence of conformity and group identity on drink walking intentions: comparing intentions to drink walk across risky pedestrian crossing scenarios.

M. K. Hyde, I. Lewis, A. McGhie, 2012, Accident; analysis and prevention.

Young females' attention toward road safety images: An ERP study of the revised reinforcement sensitivity theory

S. Kaye, I. Lewis, M. White, 2018, Traffic injury prevention.

Does it matter whether friends, parents, or peers drink walk? Identifying which normative influences predict young pedestrian's decisions to walk while intoxicated

M. K. Hyde, I. Lewis, Maria Reeve, 2014 .

The use of neurocognitive methods in assessing health communication messages: A systematic review

S. Kaye, I. Lewis, M. White, 2016, Journal of health psychology.

Young drivers' perceptions of road safety messages and a high performance vehicle advertisement: a qualitative exploration

S. Kaye, I. Lewis, M. White, 2015 .

The Australian Experience with Road Safety Advertising Campaigns in Improving Traffic Safety Culture

B. Watson, S. Kaye, I. Lewis, 2019, Traffic Safety Culture.

Exploring cultural, social and psychosocial influences on women’s drinking across the life span

P. Obst, I. Lewis, K. Armstrong, 2013 .

Applying an Extended Theory of Planned Behaviour to Understand Influences on Safe Driving Intentions and Behaviours

I. Lewis, David Rodwell, Sophia Armitage, 2022, SSRN Electronic Journal.

Field Testing Anti-Speeding Messages

I. Lewis, I. Glendon, 2022, SSRN Electronic Journal.

Consumer knowledge and acceptance of advanced driver assistance systems

S. Kaye, Oscar Oviedo-Trespalacios, S. Yasmin, 2022, Transportation Research Part F: Traffic Psychology and Behaviour.

Identifying factors that predict seatbelt use among drivers in Queensland, Australia using an extended theory of planned behaviour

B. Watson, I. Lewis, Sarah Foxwell, 2023, Transportation Research Part F: Traffic Psychology and Behaviour.

Attachment, Altruistic Personality Traits and the Theory of Planned Behaviour as Predictors of Altruistic Driving Behaviours in Young Adults

I. Lewis, David Rodwell, I. Dewhurst, 2023, SSRN Electronic Journal.

Internet versus paper-and-pencil survey methods in psychological experiments : equivalence testing of participant responses to health-related messages

Katherine M. White, Barry C. Watson, Ioni Lewis, 2009 .

Extending the Explanatory Utility of the EPPM Beyond Fear-Based Persuasion

Katherine M. White, Barry Watson, Ioni Lewis, 2013, Health communication.

Beliefs underlying Women’s intentions to consume alcohol

P. Obst, I. Lewis, H. Haydon, 2016, BMC Women's Health.

Commuting before and after COVID-19

S. Charlton, I. Lewis, S. Nandavar, 2021, Transportation Research Interdisciplinary Perspectives.

What do we really know about designing and evaluating road safety: advertising?: current knowledge and future challenges

Ioni M. Lewis, Katherine M. White, Barry C. Watson, 2009 .

Predicting the acceptance and rejection of emotion-based anti-speeding messages: the role of attitudinal beliefs and personal involvement

K. White, B. Watson, I. Lewis, 2008 .

Identifying foci for safety messages targeting child injury from driving quad bikes: A critical beliefs analysis of parental beliefs in Australia.

A. Watson, I. Lewis, Kim A. Vuong, 2023, Journal of safety research.

Road Safety Advertising: What We Currently Know and Where to From Here

K. White, B. Watson, I. Lewis, 2021 .

Examining the predictive value of combining the theory of planned behaviour and the volunteer functions inventory

Patricia L. Obst, K. White, P. Obst, 2015 .

Exploring the validity and predictive power of an extended volunteer functions inventory within the context of episodic skilled volunteering by retirees

K. White, P. Obst, I. Lewis, 2014 .

Smartphone use while driving: What factors predict young drivers' intentions to initiate, read, and respond to social interactive technology?

Judy J. Fleiter, Katherine M. White, Barry Watson, 2017, Comput. Hum. Behav..

Walking when intoxicated : an investigation of the factors which influence individuals' drink walking intentions

Ioni M. Lewis, Melissa K. Hyde, Patricia L. Obst, 2012 .

Gender differences in the effectiveness of public education messages aimed at smartphone use among young drivers

K. White, B. Watson, I. Lewis, 2020, Traffic injury prevention.

Insights into targeting young male drivers with anti-speeding advertising: An application of the Step approach to Message Design and Testing (SatMDT).

B Watson, I Lewis, K M White, 2017, Accident; analysis and prevention.

The Step approach to Message Design and Testing (SatMDT): A conceptual framework to guide the development and evaluation of persuasive health messages.

Barry Watson, Ioni Lewis, Katherine M. White, 2016, Accident; analysis and prevention.

Designing and evaluating a persuasive child restraint television commercial

Alexia Lennon, Ioni Lewis, Bonnie Ho, 2016, Traffic injury prevention.

Examining the effectiveness of physical threats in road safety advertising: The role of the third-person effect, gender, and age

Richard Tay, Barry C. Watson, Ioni M. Lewis, 2007 .

Gen Y recruitment: Understanding graduate intentions to join an organisation using the Theory of Planned Behaviour

I. Lewis, T. Banks, A. Warmerdam, 2015 .

Occupational driver safety: conceptualising a leadership-based intervention to improve safe driving performance.

Sharon Newnam, Barry Watson, Ioni Lewis, 2012, Accident; analysis and prevention.

Concealed texting while driving: what are young people's beliefs about this risky behaviour?

Ioni M. Lewis, Katherine M. White, Cassandra S. Gauld, 2014 .

Essential elements for recruitment and retention : Generation Y

H. Biggs, I. Lewis, Jenna Luscombe, 2013 .

Are you a mindful driver? A review of the potential explanatory value of mindfulness in predicting speeding behaviour

Mark J. King, Ioni M. Lewis, Suhaila Abdul Hanan, 2010 .

Significant Others, Who Are They? Examining Normative Influences on Speeding

Ioni M. Lewis, Judy J. Fleiter, Barry C. Watson, 2006 .

Passengers’ acceptance and perceptions of risk while riding in an automated vehicle on open, public roads

Michael T. Pascale, A. Rakotonirainy, S. Kaye, 2021, Transportation Research Part F: Traffic Psychology and Behaviour.

Examining Women's Alcohol Consumption: The Theory of Planned Behavior and Self-Identity

Patricia L. Obst, P. Obst, I. Lewis, 2018, Substance use & misuse.

Effect of mobile phone use and aggression on speed selection by young drivers: a driving simulator study

Simon Washington, Ioni M. Lewis, Md. Mazharul Haque, 2015 .

Users' acceptance of private automated vehicles: A systematic review and meta-analysis.

Klaire Somoray, S. Kaye, I. Lewis, 2021, Journal of safety research.

Peer passenger identity and passenger pressure on young drivers' speeding intentions

Barry C. Watson, Ioni M. Lewis, Catherine Horvath, 2012 .

An examination of the factors that influence drivers' willingness to use hand-held mobile phones

Ioni M. Lewis, Katherine M. White, Mark Rozario, 2010 .

Modifying behaviour to reduce over-speeding in work-related drivers: an objective approach.

Sharon Newnam, Ioni Lewis, Amanda Warmerdam, 2014, Accident; analysis and prevention.

Response efficacy: the key to minimizing rejection and maximizing acceptance of emotion-based anti-speeding messages.

K M White, I. Lewis, I M Lewis, 2010, Accident; analysis and prevention.

Improving self-report measures of speeding

Ioni M. Lewis, Sharon Newnam, Judy J. Fleiter, 2011 .