Recruitment: looking for 13-17 year olds to share opinions about marijuana ad survey

Do you know a 13-17 year old who would like to share their opinions about marketing and advertising for recreational marijuana? Researchers in the Murrow College of Communication seek adolescents (ages 13-17) to provide feedback on a survey about marijuana advertising. No questions about their personal marijuana use will be asked.

Teens who participate in this study will complete a survey and answer questions about the survey during an interview. For their time, they will receive $25 cash. The interview will take no more than 60 minutes of time.

If interested, please contact Jiayu Li, jiayu.li2@wsu.edu.

This project has been approved for human-subject participation by the WSU IRB (IRB# 16732).

By Communications staff, Washington State University

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