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Do National Security Communication Campaigns Work? Taking a Lesson from the Public Health Sector

Through a systematic review of 41 meta-analytic studies of public health communication campaigns, the authors identified insights relevant to national security communication campaigns, such as the inform, influence, and persuade campaigns conducted by the U.S. Army’s psychological operations forces. The authors explored whether the attitudes and behaviors of target audiences changed and the components of successful campaigns.