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Weekend television viewing and video gaming are associated with less adolescent smoking

Lu Shi Department of Health Services, University of California Los Angeles, Los Angeles, CA, USACorrespondence[email protected]
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Yuping Mao Communications and Technology Graduate Program, University of Alberta, Edmonton, AB, Canada
Pages 109-115 | Published online: 14 Feb 2011

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Damir Sekulic, Marko Ostojic, Mirjana Vasilj, Slavica Coric & Natasa Zenic. (2014) Gender-specific predictors of cigarette smoking in adolescents: an analysis of sport participation, parental factors and religiosity as protective/risk factors. Journal of Substance Use 19:1-2, pages 89-94.
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Kathleen Beullens & Jan Van den Bulck. (2014) Predicting adolescents' smoking status in Belgium: The role of music television viewing, gender, and school year. Journal of Children and Media 8:1, pages 69-86.
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Lu Shi, Ralph S. Welsh, Snehal Lopes, Lior Rennert, Liwei Chen, Karyn Jones, Lingling Zhang, Bailey Crenshaw, Mark Wilson & Heidi Zinzow. (2019) A pilot study of mindful walking training on physical activity and health outcomes among adults with inadequate activity. Complementary Therapies in Medicine 44, pages 116-122.
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Susan R. Forsyth & Ruth E. Malone. (2016) Smoking in Video Games: A Systematic Review. Nicotine & Tobacco Research 18:6, pages 1390-1398.
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