Reconsidering the Current Age-Appropriateness of Tobacco Prevention and Intervention Programs

Sara T. Pappa; Bruce Barcelo; Maitreyee Sherman; Cheryl L. Meyer

Reconsidering the Current Age-Appropriateness of Tobacco Prevention and Intervention Programs

Sara T. Pappa, Bruce Barcelo, Maitreyee Sherman, Cheryl L. Meyer

Wright State University

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Abstract

In this presentation, cessation programs targeting three different generations are examined to provide recommendations for age appropriate intervention and prevention programs.

Original language	American English
State	Published - Jul 14 2006

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Psychology
Social and Behavioral Sciences

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Reconsidering the Current Age-Appropriateness of Tobacco Prevention and Intervention Programs

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