You read about "tailoring" your health promotion program in this week's reading and also some techniques the "opposition
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You read about "tailoring" your health promotion program in this
week's reading and also some techniques the "opposition" (i.e. the
tobacco industry) uses in the Pollay article on segmentation.
Reflecting on both of these readings, what are 2-3 ways you could
see adopting parts of the tobacco industry strategy "for good'--to
better tailor or target a health promotion program. Do you think it
could make a program more effective?
week's reading and also some techniques the "opposition" (i.e. the
tobacco industry) uses in the Pollay article on segmentation.
Reflecting on both of these readings, what are 2-3 ways you could
see adopting parts of the tobacco industry strategy "for good'--to
better tailor or target a health promotion program. Do you think it
could make a program more effective?