Short-Term Efficacy of Click City®: Tobacco: Changing Etiological Mechanisms Related to the Onset of Tobacco Use

Judy A. Andrews; Judith S. Gordon; Sarah E. Hampson; Steven M. Christiansen; Barbara Gunn; Paul Slovic; Herbert H. Severson

doi:10.1007/s11121-010-0192-3

Short-Term Efficacy of Click City®: Tobacco: Changing Etiological Mechanisms Related to the Onset of Tobacco Use

Prevention Science 12(1): 89-102

Article 2011 English

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This paper described the short-term results from an ongoing randomized controlled efficacy study of Click City®: Tobacco, a tobacco prevention program

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