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Other approaches to understanding how the public responded to health education messages were beginning to be developed, ones that attempted to get to grips with lay understandings of these, rather than assuming that the message was received unaltered

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Having been designed to compare norms and social network-based intervention mechanisms between schools in a high-income setting (NI) with schools in a middle-income setting (Bogot), the MECHANISMS study provides a unique opportunity to investigate the moderating effects of context on peer influences for adolescent smoking