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Alexandra C. Marin, Brian C. Kelly & Jeffrey T. Parsons. (2017) The Other Side of the Story: Knowledge Transfer and Advice-Giving in a Drug Subculture. Deviant Behavior 38:5, pages 514-532.
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Lalla Ilhame Sabbane, François Bellavance & Jean-Charles Chebat. (2009) Recency Versus Repetition Priming Effects of Cigarette Warnings on Nonsmoking Teenagers: The Moderating Effects of Cigarette-Brand Familiarity. Journal of Applied Social Psychology 39:3, pages 656-682.
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