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Hutchinson, Paul: Leyton, Alejandra: Meekers, Dominique: Stoecker, Charles: Wood, Francine: u. a.: Evaluation of a multimedia youth anti-smoking and girls' empowerment campaign: SKY Girls Ghana. [2020]
Plant, Aaron: Montoya, Jorge A.: Snow, Emerald G.: Coyle, Karin: Rietmeijer, Cornelis: Developing a video intervention to prevent unplanned pregnancies and sexually transmitted infections among older adolescents. [2019]
Reinders, Heinz: Gemeinnuetzige Taetigkeit und soziale Entwicklung im Jugendalter. [2019]
Kalch, Anja: Kuechler, Constanze: Meitz, Tino: Gaining bystander responsiveness: Bystander intervention against sexual assault on university campus. [2018]
Cassidy, Tali: Bowman, Brett: MacGrath, Chloe: Matzopoulos, Richard: Brief report on a systematic review of youth violence prevention through media campaigns: Does the limited yield of strong evidence imply methodological challenges or absence of effect? [2016]
Ybarra, Michele: Technology and public health interventions. [2014]
Buijzen, Moniek: Rozendaal, Esther: de Droog, Simone M.: Food marketing and child health. [2014]
Stenersen, Johanna: Body politics and the mediated body. Young women in Nicaragua Talk about sexual and reproductive rights. [2014]
Jarvis, Jocelyn W.: Rhodes, Ryan E.: Deshpande, Sameer: Berry, Tanya R.: Chulak-Bozzer, Tala: u.a.: Investigating the role of brand equity in predicting the relationship between message exposure and parental support for their child's physical activity. [2014]
Burns, Kellie: Davies, Cristyn: Producing girl citizens as agents of health: An analysis of HPV media campaigns in the United States. [2013]
Chan, Kara: Chang, Hao-Chieh: Advertising to Chinese youth: A study of public service ads in Hong Kong. [2013]
Comello, Maria Leonora G.: Activated self-concept as a mechanism underlying prevention message effects. [2013]
Lee, Sungkyoung: Cappella, Joseph N.: Distraction effects of smoking cues in antismoking messages: Examining resource allocation to message processing as a function of smoking cues and argument strength. [2013]
Ireland, Houses of the Oireachtas, Joint Committee on Health and Children, Dublin: Report on the misuse of alcohol and other drugs. [2012]
Shen, Fuyuan: Lee, Sang Yeal: Sipes, Carrie: Hu, Fan: Effects of media framing of obesity among adolescents. [2012]
Nekmat, Elmie: Message expression effects in online social communication. [2012]
Emery, Sherry: Kim, Yoonsang: Choi, Young Ku: Szczypka, Glen: Wakefield, Melanie: Chaloupka, Frank J.: The effects of smoking-related television advertising on smoking and intentions to quit among adults in the United States: 1999-2007. [2012]
Sanders-Jackson, Ashley N.: Cappella, Joseph N.: Linebarger, Deborah L.: Piotrowski, Jessica Taylor: O'Keeffe, Moira: u.a.: Visual attention to antismoking PSAs: Smoking cues versus other attention-grabbing features. [2011]
van den Putte, Bas: Yzer, Marco: Southwell, Brian G.: de Bruijn, Gert-Jan: Willemsen, Marc C.: Interpersonal communication as an indirect pathway for the effect of antismoking media content on smoking cessation. [2011]
Lin, Jieying: Lwin, May: Lim, Glenn: Moderating effects of pro-nutritional advertisements on children's television food advertising: The role of message placement. [2011]
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