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Fig 1.

Participant Retention Diagram.

Participant recruitment and retention over the course of the trial.

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Fig 2.

Placement of Experimental Warning Labels.

Basic text warnings (left) were placed on the side of cigarettes packages. Graphic warning labels (center) covered approximately 50% of the front of cigarette packages and paired images with basic text statements. Elaborated text warning labels (right) also featured graphic images, but included descriptive text which explained the warning in more detail.

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Table 1.

Demographics of included participants by experimental condition at week 6.

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Table 2.

Average smoking behavior by experimental condition at baseline and during the trial.

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Table 3.

Unadjusted mean outcome responses by experimental condition among participants who completed the trial.

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Fig 3.

Model Testing the Predictions of Hypotheses 1 and 2.

W3 = Week 3; W6 = Week 6. Path coefficients for the measurement models for Risk Perceptions (Risk 1 = 1.00, Risk 2 = .88**, Risk 3 = 1.19**) and Quit Intentions (Contemplation Ladder = 1.00, 30-Day Quit Intentions = .45**, Quit Desire = .42**)

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Table 4.

Indirect effects of condition on risk perceptions and quit intentions.

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Table 5.

Correlations among key measures.

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