Targeting three United States priority populations of people who smoke with educational nicotine messages using curiosity-eliciting strategies
July 04, 2025 by nature.com
Targeting three United States priority populations of people who smoke with educational nicotine messages using curiosity-eliciting strategies
The text describes the SNAC study focusing on developing nicotine educational messages for specific populations. Participants were recruited through Prodege's panel and assigned to different study conditions. Study 1 involved exposure to various messages with different presentation styles. Study 2 compared brief nicotine messages with and without curiosity-eliciting components. Measures included assessing nicotine false beliefs and perceived message effectiveness. Analysis involved ANOVAs for Study 1 and planned comparisons for Study 2. The aim was to understand the impact of different message types on participants' knowledge and perceptions related to nicotine.
