Comparing in person and internet methods to recruit low-SES populations for tobacco control policy research

Tobacco use and the associated consequences are much more prevalent among low-SES populations in the U.S. However, tobacco-based research often does not include these harder-to-reach populations. This paper compares the effectiveness and drawbacks of three methods of recruiting low-SES adult smokers...

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Main Authors:	Byrne, S. (Author), Greiner Safi, A. (Author), Jesch, E. (Author), Kalaji, M. (Author), Niederdeppe, J. (Author), Reyes, C. (Author), Scolere, L. (Author), Skurka, C. (Author), Steinhardt, J. (Author)
Format:	Article
Language:	English
Published:	Elsevier Ltd 2019
Subjects:	adolescent Adolescent adult Adult aged Aged Amazon mechanical turk Article comparative study controlled study coordination Disadvantage external validity female Female Field based sampling health care disparity health care policy Health Policy human Humans Inclusion Internet Internet sampling legislation and jurisprudence Low-SES major clinical study male Male middle aged Middle Aged Nicotiana tabacum patient selection Patient Selection policy making prevalence procedures psychology quality control Recruitment recruitment (population dynamics) sampling Smokers smoking smoking cessation social class Social Class social status socioeconomic status tobacco Tobacco control policy Tobacco Use Cessation United States
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