Article ID Journal Published Year Pages File Type
10511861 Journal of Adolescent Health 2005 7 Pages PDF
Abstract
Popular middle school students were more likely to become smokers compared to their less popular peers. Although there seems some difference in the association by gender and ethnicity, the evidence does not suggest subgroup effects in this population. Implications for the study of adolescent smoking and prevention programming are discussed.
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Do popular students smoke? The association between popularity and smoking among middle school students
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