Employing the theory of planned behaviour to design an e-cigarette education resource for use in secondary schools

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Our latest paper, led by Dr Liz Simpson @UlsterUniPsych Using an exploratory sequential design to identify predictors of #ecigarette use in 11-16 year olds, findings mapped onto TDF to inform #behaviourchange techniques. Read the paper open access here:

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Our latest, led by Dr Liz Simpson @UlsterUniPsych Using an exploratory sequential design to identify predictors surrounding #ecigarette use in 11-16 year olds, findings mapped onto TDF to develop #behaviourchange techniques. Read the paper OA here: http

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