PERSUASIVE COMMUNICATION IN THE MASS MEDIA: IMPLICATIONS FOR PREVENTING DRUG-RELATED BEHAVIOR AMONG YOUTHS
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DAVIS, N., PERSUASIVE COMMUNICATION IN THE MASS MEDIA: IMPLICATIONS FOR PREVENTING DRUG-RELATED BEHAVIOR AMONG YOUTHS. JOURNAL OF CHILD AND ADOLESCENT SUBSTANCE ABUSE, Vol. 6, no. 2 (1997), p. 49-56.
Ref.
61743
Plaats:
SIIS R.868
Palabras clave:
Campañas de prevención, Drogodependencias, Juventud, Medios de comunicación, Prevención
Campañas de prevención, Drogodependencias, Juventud, Medios de comunicación, Prevención
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