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Download full textPolacek, Georgia N. L. Johnston; Atkins, Janet L. – Health Educator, 2008
Smoking, when condoned as socially acceptable, overtly establishes such behavior as normal and risk-free. Scientific evidence verifies that cigarette smoking pervasively damages the body, causes early death, costs billions of dollars annually in medical care for smokers, and poses serious health risks to nonsmokers exposed to secondhand smoke. Yet…
Descriptors: Smoking, Behavior Change, College Students, Social Attitudes
