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Download full textDes Jarlais, Don C. – 1974
Drug education is conceptualized as a socialization process, particularly as it is related to assuming the adult role. The effectiveness of two processes of social influence, expert power and referent (modeling) power, were measured in three different age groups-early adolescence, middle adolescence, and adulthood-in a drug education program.…
Descriptors: Adolescents, Adults, Age Differences, Attitude Change
