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Wilcox, Shelby: Huskey, Richard: DeAndrea, David C.: Attitude-consistent health messages about electronic cigarettes increase processing time. Perceiving message senders as socially close increases message recall. [2022]
Hellman, Matilda: Digital screens and children. [2022]
Wu, Li: Yao, Liangshuang: Guo, Yuanxiang: Social media exposure and left-behind children's tobacco and alcohol use: The roles of deviant peer affiliation and parent-child contact. [2022]
Packer, Jessica: Croker, Helen: Goddings, Anne-Lise: Boyland, Emma J.: Stansfield, Claire: u.a.: Advertising and young people's critical reasoning abilities: Systematic review and meta-analysis. [2022]
Nicolini, Valentina: Cassia, Fabio: Fear vs humor appeals: a comparative study of children's responses to anti-smoking advertisements. [2022]
Medeiros, Samantha S. D. E.: Enes, Carla C.: Nucci, Luciana B.: Association of weight perception, body satisfaction, and weight loss intention with patterns of health risk behaviours in adolescents with overweight and obesity. [2022]
Prokhorov, Alexander V.: Calabro, Karen Sue: Arya, Ashish: Russell, Sophia: Czerniak, Katarzyna W.: u.a.: Mobile text messaging for tobacco risk communication among young adult community college students: Randomized trial of project debunk. [2021]
Frey, Tobias: Friemel, Thomas N.: Tabakkonsum on-und offline: Der Einfluss der Instagram- und Snapchat-Nutzung auf normative Vorstellungen und das Konsumverhalten unter Jugendlichen. [2021]
Marion, Hunter: Garner, William: Estrada, Alex: Moorer, Christopher: Acosta-Velazquez, Ixel: Online pro-tobacco marketing exposure is associated with dual tobacco product use among underage US students. [2020]
Fairbrother, Hannah: Curtis, Penny: Kirkcaldy, Andrew: Children's learning from a Smokefree Sports programme: Implications for healt education. [2020]
Shadel, William G.: Martino, Steven C.: Setodji, Claude: Dunbar, Michael: Kusuke, Daniela: u.a.: Placing antismoking graphic warning posters at retail point-of-sale locations increases some adolescents' susceptibility to future smoking. [2019]
Johnson, Erika K.: Len-Rios, Maria: Shoenberger, Heather: Han, Kyung Jung: A fatal attraction: The effect of TV viewing on smoking initiation among young women. [2019]
Moor, Irene: Hoffmann, Laura: Mlinaric, Martin: Richter, Matthias: Soziale Netzwerke, Gesundheit und gesundheitliche Ungleichheiten im Jugendalter. [2019]
Elmore, Kristen C.: Scull, Tracy M.: Kupersmidt, Janis B.: Media as a "super peer": How adolescents interpret media messages predicts their perception of alcohol and tobacco use norms. [2017]
Holz Ivory, Adrienne: Ivory, James D.: Lanier, Madison: Video game use as risk exposure, protective incapacitation, or inconsequential activity among university students. Comparing approaches in a unique risk environment. [2017]
Poggiolini, Claudia: Ryffel, Fabian: Zur Wirkung unterschiedlicher Warnhinweis-Formulierungen auf Zigarettenpackungen. [2017]
Sukalla, Freya: Karnowski, Veronika: Radon, Katja: Barth, Swaantje: Gerlich, Jessica: Weinmann, Tobias: Transdisziplinaritaet und Partizipativitaet bei der Entwicklung einer Kampagne zur Reduktion der Passivrauchbelastung bei Kindern. [2017]
Seidenberg, Andrew B.: Jo, Catherine L.: Ribisl, Kurt M.: Lee, Joseph G. L.: Buchting, Francisco O.: u.a.: A national study of social media, television, radio, and Internet usage of adults by sexual orientation and smoking status: Implications for campaign design. [2017]
Lampert, Claudia (Hrsg.): Grimm, Michael (Hrsg.): Gesundheitskommunikation als transdisziplinaeres Forschungsfeld. [2017]
Austin, Erica Weintraub: Pinkleton, Bruce E.: The viability of media literacy in reducing the influence of misleading media messages on young people's decision-making concerning alcohol, tobacco, and other substances. [2016]
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