Learning How To Say “No” To Alcohol Advertising And Peer Pressure Works For Inner City Adolescents

Teens who can recognize and resist the persuasive tactics used in alcohol ads are less likely to succumb to alcohol advertising and peer pressure to drink.The results of a three-year study of inner-city middle school students by Weill Cornell Medical College researchers appears online in the journal Addictive Behaviors (April print edition).

More: continued here

Filed under: Alcohol / Addiction / Illegal Drugs on March 3rd, 2008