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Intermedia Processes in the Adoption of Tobacco Control Activities among Opinion Leaders in California
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The Roles Performed by Peer Educators during Outreach among Heroin Addicts in India: Ethnographic Insights
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School Climate and Teachers? Beliefs and Attitudes Associated with Implementation of the Positive Action Program: A Diffusion of Innovations Model
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The Persistence of Induced Abortion in Cuba: Exploring the Notion of an 'Abortion Culture'
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Using Community-Based Social Marketing Techniques to Enhance Environmental Regulation
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The Motives for Accepting or Rejecting Waste Infrastructure Facilities: Shifting the Focus from the Planners Perspective to Fairness and Community Commitment
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Using Commitments to Drive Consistency: Enhancing the Effectiveness of Cause-Related Marketing Communications
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Effects of Complaining Versus Negative Word of Mouth on Subsequent Changes in Satisfaction: The Role of Public Commitment
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Green versus Brown: Explaining Environmental Commitment in Australia
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