Smoking : risk, perception & policy

by Paul Slovic

2001

Status

Available

Call number

RC 567 .R56 2001

Collection

Duck Conference Room

Publication

Thousand Oaks, Calif. : Sage Publications, ©2001.

Description

The basis for this study are two extensive telephone surveys (designed by Slovic and the other contributors to this volume) that were conducted between 1999- 2000, recording the responses of over 4000 people.

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