作者: Rebecca L. Collins , Steven C. Martino , Stephanie A. Kovalchik , Kirsten M. Becker , William G. Shadel
DOI: 10.15288/JSAD.2016.77.384
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摘要: Objective:The purpose of this study was to quantify middle school youth’s exposure alcohol advertisements across media and venues, determine venues greatest exposure, identify characteristics youth who are most exposed.Method:Over a 10-month period in 2013, 589 Los Angeles–area ages 11–14 from diverse racial/ethnic backgrounds completed short paper-and-pencil survey assessing background then participated 14-day ecological momentary assessment, logging all exposures on handheld computers as they occurred.Results:African American Hispanic were exposed an average 4.1 3.4 per day, respectively, nearly two times many non-Hispanic White youth, 2.0 day. Girls 30% more than boys. Most outdoor advertisements, with television close second.Conclusions:Exposure advertising is frequent among m...