Impact of Role Models and Policy Exposure on Support for Tobacco Control Policies in Hangzhou, China

Expectations of role models are strong predictors of support for FCTC tobacco control policy among Chinese urban residents; policy exposure is associated with policy support indirectly through the influence of expectations of role models. Policymakers should utilize social roles to promote tobacco control measures

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