@article{oai:miyazaki-u.repo.nii.ac.jp:00004926,
 author = {須藤, 章 and Sudo, Akira and Kuroda, Yoshiki and 黒田, 嘉紀},
 issue = {2},
 journal = {International Journal of Adolescent Medicine and Health},
 month = {Oct},
 note = {Background: Few studies have investigated interactive health literacy （IHL）'s relationship with adolescents' smoking-related behavior. This study investigated IHL's association with adolescents' susceptibility to future smoking.
Materials and methods: We conducted a school-based cross-sectional study of Japanese students enrolled in public junior high school, grades 7–9 （n=1937）, who completed a self-report questionnaire. Variables were grade, gender, media exposure [television （TV）, internet, and magazines], IHL （interest in learning about health, understanding what they hear about health, trying to follow what is taught about health）, and susceptibility to future smoking.
Results: Significant findings were: [1] media exposure was positively associated with adolescents' susceptibility to future smoking （TV: p<0.01, internet: p<0.01, magazines: p<0.01）; [2] IHL was negatively associated with adolescents' susceptibility to future smoking （interest in learning about health: p<0.001; understanding what they hear about health: p<0.05; trying to follow what is taught about health: p<0.001）. IHL's influence on susceptibility to future smoking was found to be marginally stronger than that of media exposure.
Conclusion: School health-education programs that promote adolescents' IHL may effectively reduce adolescents' susceptibility to future smoking.},
 title = {Media exposure, interactive health literacy, and adolescents' susceptibility to future smoking},
 volume = {29},
 year = {2015},
 yomi = {スドウ, アキラ and クロダ, ヨシキ}
}