期刊
PSYCHOLOGY & HEALTH
卷 32, 期 7, 页码 810-825出版社
TAYLOR & FRANCIS LTD
DOI: 10.1080/08870446.2017.1307371
关键词
school-based health education; narrative; smoking prevention
资金
- NWO, Nederlandse Organisatie voor Wetenschappelijk Onderzoek [321-89-001]
Objective: This study tests the effectiveness of narrative versus informational smoking education on smoking beliefs, attitudes and intentions of low-educated adolescents.Design: A field experiment with three waves of data collection was conducted. Participants (N=256) were students who attend lower secondary education. At the first and third waves, they completed a questionnaire. At the second wave, 50.8% of the participants read a smoking education booklet in narrative form and 49.2% read a booklet in informational form. After reading, all participants also completed a questionnaire at wave 2.Main outcome measures: Beliefs about negative consequences of smoking, attitudes towards smoking and intentions to smoke were measured.Results: Repeated measures analyses with time as a within-subjects factor and condition as a between-subjects factor showed that beliefs about smoking were more negative at Wave 2 compared to Wave 1, irrespective of condition. However, attitudes towards smoking were more positive at Wave 3 compared to Wave 1 when participants had read the narrative version.Conclusion: These results show that narrative smoking education is not more effective than informational smoking education for low-educated adolescents and can even have an unintended effect for this target group by making attitudes towards smoking more positive.
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