Qualitative Study on Cigarettes and Smoking: Knowledge, Beliefs, and Misperceptions about cigarettes and cigarette smoking

Pretesting of Tobacco Communications

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Qualitative Study on Cigarettes and Smoking: Knowledge, Beliefs, and Misperceptions about cigarettes and cigarette smoking

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Exp: 3/31/16

Qualitative Study on Cigarettes and Smoking
“Top 3 attention-grabbing statements” Worksheet

Adolescents – List B



Please put an X in the boxes next to the 3 statements that grabbed your attention the most. On the line under each of those three statements, please write a brief reason why that statement got your attention.


Cigarettes cause cancer






Smoking causes many forms of cancer such as lung, liver, stomach, oral, cervical, pancreatic, kidney, colorectal, bone marrow, blood, and bladder cancer






Smoking causes bladder cancer which can lead to painful and frequent urination






Cigarettes cause strokes and heart disease






Smoking causes heart attacks and strokes by clogging your arteries






Smoking causes gangrene, Buerger’s disease, and diabetes which can lead to amputation of limbs.






Smoking causes blindness






Secondhand smoke causes death in nonsmokers





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