Table 1 Mean rank scores of responses using the Friedman test
From: Perceptions of anti-smoking messages amongst high school students in Pakistan
Question | Mean Rank Score |
|---|---|
Did watching a picture of an oral cavity cancer convince you of the harmful effects of smoking? | 11.04 |
Did watching a video of a person on a ventilator convince of you the harmful effects of smoking? | 10.91 |
Did watching a video of a person using an electronic voice box convince you of the harmful effects of smoking? | 10.77 |
Did watching a picture of cancerous lungs convince you of the harmful effects of smoking? | 10.43 |
Did watching a video of a person recovering from stroke convince you of the harmful effects of smoking? | 10.19 |
Smoking causes stroke, does knowing this risk stop you from smoking? | 9.99 |
Smoking causes heart attacks, does knowing this risk stop you from smoking? | 9.89 |
Smoking causes oral cancer, does knowing this risk stop you from smoking? | 9.89 |
Smoking causes throat cancer, does knowing this risk stop you from smoking? | 9.77 |
Smoking causes severe lung disease, does knowing this risk stop you from smoking? | 9.57 |
Religious scholars consider smoking unlawful, does this stop you from smoking? | 9.48 |
Smoking causes lung cancer, does knowing this risk stop you from smoking? | 9.17 |
Does a ban on smoking in public areas stop you from smoking? | 8.91 |
Passive smoking causes harm to others, does knowing this risk stop you from smoking? | 8.61 |
Smoking leads to the use of other more dangerous drugs, does knowing this risk stop you from smoking? | 8.16 |
Smoking is addictive, does knowing this risk stop you from smoking? | 7.94 |
Smoking addiction adversely affects disposable incomes-Does knowing this risk stop you from smoking? | 7.74 |