Testing a social cognitive process model for predicting redonation behavior among blood donors: A longitudinal study.

Huahua Hu; K. H. Mo Phoenix; Joseph T. F. Lau; Qiuyue Hu; Lingling Pan; Wei HU

doi:10.1037/hea0001572

February 2, 2026Health Psychology

Testing a social cognitive process model for predicting redonation behavior among blood donors: A longitudinal study.

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The research aims to understand how social cognitive processes influence blood donors' redonation behavior.
Longitudinal study design used to track changes over time.
Focus on cognitive processes affecting redonation behavior.
Interventions designed to enhance self-efficacy and positive outcome expectations.
Promoting positive outcome expectations increased redonation behavior.
Improving maintenance self-efficacy contributed to sustained blood donation.
Interventions reducing negative experiences were effective.

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A longitudinal study tests a cognitive process model to enhance redonation behavior in blood donors, highlighting effective intervention strategies.

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This study offers valuable insights for designing effective interventions to enhance RBD. Interventions aiming at promoting RBD behavior should reinforce positive outcome expectations and maintenance self-efficacy and mitigate negative experiences. (PsycInfo Database Record (c) 2026 APA, all rights reserved).

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