Self-Presentation,Reasoned Action,and Adolescents' Decisions to Smoke Cigarettes1 |
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Authors: | Nancy M. Norman James T. Tedeschi |
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Abstract: | The effectiveness of a one-shot intervention on the social, medical or medical/social consequences of smoking in deterring adolescent smoking was evaluated. Four hundred twenty adolescents completed surveys which measured attitudes, subjective norms, stereotypes, self-presentational beliefs regarding smoking, intentions to smoke, and smoking status at three points in time. The predictive ability of a Theory of Reasoned Behavior and of Impression Management Theory in determining adolescent smoking decisions was also assessed. |
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