This research focuses on the relationship of narrative mode and message framing. We apply an experiment using a2(first person point of view vs third person point of view)*2(gain vs loss) design. With help from email, social network and the website---sojump, we finally got368answered questionnaires with a population from16cities of China which has a main average age from20to50years old and a nearly half-half sex.Finally, we find that different point of view and message framing can really influence the perceived message necessity, attitude toward quit-smoking, and the perceived positive emotion, while less related to the behavior of both smoker and nonsmoker. The mediated effects of negative emotion between stimulation and attitude toward smoking (Rc=0.018, p=0.009), smoke intention (Rc=0.021, p=0.005; Rc=0.015, p=0.019) are quite significant except behavior intention which means tell others to give up smoking. While positive emotion has a nearly opposite result. And the importance of experimental design has been discussed in the end of the paper. |