Communicating Drug-Abuse Information Among College Students
Public Opinion QuarterlyPublished 1 January 1973
Gerhard J. Hanneman
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Abstract
For information on sensitive subjects, segments of the public may prefer to bypass the mass media for other sources of information that are considered especially trustworthy or informative. Information about drug use and abuse is one such subject. College students tend to utilize a variety of sources, especially personal informants, for most of their information about how and whether to sample particular drugs.
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Social SciencesMedicine
