Trends in Public Information Within the Fairfax Alcohol Safety Action Project, 1976

Report No: 77-R54

Published in 1977

About the report:

In general, there was little evidence that the public information countermeasure was effective in increasing awareness or overall knowledge, or in improving attitudes. The major exceptions to this were the self-reported increase in bystander intervention and self-reported decrease in drinking and driving.

Documents

77-R54

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Authors

Cheryl W. Lynn

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