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[期刊论文]
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The Curiosity-Arousing Function of Anti-Drug Ads
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作 者：
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Wagner, Carson B.;Sundar, S. Shyam;
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出版年：2008
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页 码：43 - 59
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出版社：Bentham Science Publishers Ltd
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Anti-drug ads may be designed to prevent illicit drug use, but might they also lead to a greater desire for experimenting with drugs? Priming theory suggests the ads could cause viewers to exaggerate drug use prevalence and expose gaps in viewers’ experiential knowledge. By keeping the concept of adolescent drug use salient, anti-drug ads may trigger social comparison and make them wonder why drugs are so popular. Two studies explore such a possibility. Results from an initial between-participants experiment (N = 65) indicate curiosity-arousal may be an unintended function of viewing anti-drug ads. A follow-up study (N=28) replicates the findings and further examines likely causes of curiosityarousal.
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