If the U.S. is to achieve the goal of reducing the initiation of smoking among adolescents, it must implement a system of tobacco advertising regulation as one component of a comprehensive prevention program. This paper proposes a system of advertising regulation which is grounded in the relevant legal, information processing, and media effects theories.
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Copyright © 1986 by Duke University Press
1986
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