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Table 1 Responses to closed-ended questions

From: Educating smokers about the risk of blindness – insights to improve tobacco product health warning labels

 

Yes

Somewhat yes

Somewhat no

No

Missing

Does the new warning label provide important information about the harms of smoking?

53 % (n = 447)

40.3 % (n = 339)

4.0 % (n = 34)

2.5 % (n = 21)

9

Is the message believable?

44.2 % (n = 371)

45.3 % (n = 380)

8.0 % (n = 67)

2.5 % (n = 21)

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Is the image effective for the general public?

38.8 % (n = 326)

39.3 % (n = 330)

16.2 % (n = 136)

5.7 % (n = 48)

10

Is the image too graphic?

9.1 % (n = 76)

26.1 % (n = 219)

22.4 % (n = 188)

42.5 % (n = 357)

10

Do you think the warning label would increase smokers’ motivation to quit?

12.2 % (n = 102)

53.6 % (n = 449)

22.8 % (n = 191)

11.5 % (n = 96)

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Do you think the warning label will persuade non-smoking youth not to start smoking?

8.8 % (n = 74)

40.9 % (n = 343)

29.1 % (n = 244)

21.1 % (n = 177)

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