Graphic health warning posters increase some adolescents’ future cigarette use susceptibility by changing normative perceptions of smoking: A case of mediated moderation.
Abstract
Prior work suggests that exposure to graphic health warning posters (GWPs) at retail point-of-sale may increase future cigarette smoking susceptibility in adolescents who are already at risk for future smoking, but not among committed never-smokers. However, little is known about what psychological mechanisms may account for this effect of GWPs on at-risk youths. Participants (N = 441) aged 11-17 years were randomized to experimental shopping...
Paper Details
Title
Graphic health warning posters increase some adolescents’ future cigarette use susceptibility by changing normative perceptions of smoking: A case of mediated moderation.
Published Date
Nov 1, 2019
Volume
33
Issue
7
Pages
649 - 658
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