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The authors develop, pretest, and experimentally examine alcohol warnings that include quantitative information and behavioral recommendations across three topics (drunk driving, alcohol and cancer, and alcohol-drug interactions). Findings indicate that the effects of quantitative information were contingent on the warning topic and outcome measure used; behavioral recommendations had little effect.
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