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In a meta-analysis examining empirical research on attitude-behavior associations, Kraus (1995) observed an average attitude-behavior correlation of r = .50 when the compatibility principle is followed, compared to r = .14 when the principle is violated
Furthermore, the lower air permeability of the UFP structure temporarily restricts the escape of volatile decomposition products
Thus it appears that the same tactics that are being used to keep less hazardous products such as snus from being widely adopted by smokers are being used to combat switching to E-cigs
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