INTRODUCTION Given the high proportion of US adults living in multiunit housing (MUH) and the related risks of secondhand smoke, we examined correlates of having smoke-free MUH policies, level of support for such policies, and reactions to related messaging among a quota-based nonprobability sample of US adults. METHODS In 2013, 752 adult MUH residents were recruited through an online survey ...

Introduction (Core aim of the workshop)According to research, informal carers provide over 80% all care in Europe. Despite their vital role, carers’ needs are rarely discussed. Yet, demographic ageing puts under growing pressure, with negative outcomes on health and wellbeing. Over last few years, much has been done take forward agenda. However, success initiatives aiming address depends interp...

This article reviews the literature on public support for ‘soft’ versus ‘hard’ policy instruments behaviour change, and factors that drive such preferences. Soft policies typically include ‘moral suasion’ educational campaigns, more recently behavioural approaches like nudges. Hard instruments, as laws taxes, restrict choices alter financial incentives. In contrast to evidenced hard during COVI...