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Katrina L. Pariera. (2018) Replication of a Rank-Framed Social Norms Experiment. Communication Studies 69:3, pages 263-271.
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Laura D. Russell & Tabytha Arthur. (2016) “That’s What ‘College Experience’ is”: Exploring Cultural Narratives and Descriptive Norms College Students Construct for Legitimizing Alcohol Use. Health Communication 31:8, pages 917-925.
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Hye-Jin Paek & Thomas Hove. (2012) Determinants of Underage College Student Drinking: Implications for Four Major Alcohol Reduction Strategies. Journal of Health Communication 17:6, pages 659-676.
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John McAlaney, Bridgette Bewick & Clarissa Hughes. (2011) The international development of the ‘Social Norms’ approach to drug education and prevention. Drugs: Education, Prevention and Policy 18:2, pages 81-89.
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