These include: Too little information about the problem of tobacco use among youth and its consequences (provide information through public service announcements on popular radio stations) Lack of skill in refusing peer pressure to smoke (training in peer refusal skills through schools) Too few positive consequences for not smoking (promote peer support through influential youth networks) Access to tobacco products is too easy (arrange regular "stings" to detect sales to minors, change local ordinances to increase the size of fines) Too few affordable services for quitting smoking (provide smoking cessation services through school-linked services) Law enforcement policies ignore tobacco sales to minors (change law enforcement policies to increase enforcement of laws against sales to minors) Identify restraining and driving forces (Conduct a Force Field Analysis) Some forces are keeping the situation youth tobacco use the same include: a) little or no media coverage about the problem locally
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