Young adults and smoking: A qualitative exploration

yangyeaseul,; Hyun, Lee Ji; Kim, Jisun; Lee, Misun; HyeWonLee,; Yoo, Seunghyun

doi:10.37243/kahms.2020.53.79

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“…After gathering expert feasibility opinions, the gender-specific content additions were the increased risk of female cancer due to smoking [ 37 ] and the appearance of the fetus during maternal smoking during pregnancy. In the Korean social context, where marriage and childbirth are options, studies have shown that there is antipathy for linking smoking to pregnancy in female smokers, thus it is important to be careful when linking female smoking and maternal aspects [ 38 ]. Focusing on the current health of female adolescents, the aforementioned contents were carefully reviewed to avoid difficulties in future due to ignorance.…”

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Using Intervention Mapping to Develop a Media Literacy-Based Smoking Prevention Program for Female Adolescents

Kim

2021

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Smoking prevalence among female adolescents in South Korea has increased gradually, despite a decreasing trend seen for male adolescents. Smoking scenes or cigarette advertisements in the media have influenced female adolescents’ initiation into smoking. It is therefore crucial to develop a smoking prevention program to enhance female adolescents’ smoking media literacy by implementing gender-specific interventions. The purpose of this study is to describe how intervention mapping protocol (IMP) was used to develop a media literacy-based smoking prevention program (MLSP) for female adolescents. The IMP was used in six steps: needs assessment (literature review and focus groups comprising 24 female adolescents and 12 teachers), program goal setting, selection of intervention methods, production of program components and materials, program implementation planning, and program evaluation by ten experts and three adolescents. Six performance objectives and 14 change objectives were generated. Each module consisted of theory-based methods such as raising consciousness. Half of the modules covered topics regarding smoking media literacy, while half covered topics related to gender-specific intervention. The major advantages of utilizing IMP are that MLSP has been developed to reflect multiple perspectives, including of adolescents, teachers, and professors through a systematic process, and identified to be acceptable and valid.

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Using Intervention Mapping to Develop a Media Literacy-Based Smoking Prevention Program for Female Adolescents

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2021

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Young adults and smoking: A qualitative exploration

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Using Intervention Mapping to Develop a Media Literacy-Based Smoking Prevention Program for Female Adolescents

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