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Youth and Risky Consumption: Moving Toward a Transformative Approach. / Mason, Marlys J.; Tanner, John F.; Piacentini, Maria et al.
In: Journal of Research for Consumers, Vol. 19, 2011, p. 1-8.

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Mason, MJ, Tanner, JF, Piacentini, M, Freeman, D, Anastasia, T, Batat, W, Boland, W, Canbulut, M, Drenten, J, Hamby, A, Rangan, P & Yang, Z 2011, 'Youth and Risky Consumption: Moving Toward a Transformative Approach', Journal of Research for Consumers, vol. 19, pp. 1-8. <http://jrconsumers.com/Academic_Articles/issue_19/Youth_and_risk_academic4.pdf>

APA

Mason, M. J., Tanner, J. F., Piacentini, M., Freeman, D., Anastasia, T., Batat, W., Boland, W., Canbulut, M., Drenten, J., Hamby, A., Rangan, P., & Yang, Z. (2011). Youth and Risky Consumption: Moving Toward a Transformative Approach. Journal of Research for Consumers, 19, 1-8. http://jrconsumers.com/Academic_Articles/issue_19/Youth_and_risk_academic4.pdf

Vancouver

Mason MJ, Tanner JF, Piacentini M, Freeman D, Anastasia T, Batat W et al. Youth and Risky Consumption: Moving Toward a Transformative Approach. Journal of Research for Consumers. 2011;19:1-8.

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Mason, Marlys J. ; Tanner, John F. ; Piacentini, Maria et al. / Youth and Risky Consumption: Moving Toward a Transformative Approach. In: Journal of Research for Consumers. 2011 ; Vol. 19. pp. 1-8.

Bibtex

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title = "Youth and Risky Consumption: Moving Toward a Transformative Approach",
abstract = "Recent statistics indicate that youth continue to engage in a wide variety of risky behaviours in spite of significant investment devoted to improving their well-being. One possible factor is a paternalistic view in understanding risk and promoting well-being. Participants in the Youth and Risk track of the Transformative Consumer Research conference challenge the paternalistic view, arguing in this paper for a more inclusive perspective that requires a re-examination of the nature of risk. The paternalistic view is discussed, and then countered with a more participatory approach that develops a role for youth in research in order to achieve socially desirable outcomes.",
author = "Mason, {Marlys J.} and Tanner, {John F.} and Maria Piacentini and D. Freeman and Trena Anastasia and Wided Batat and Wendy Boland and Murad Canbulut and Jenna Drenten and Anne Hamby and Priyam Rangan and Zhiyang Yang",
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journal = "Journal of Research for Consumers",

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RIS

TY - JOUR

T1 - Youth and Risky Consumption: Moving Toward a Transformative Approach

AU - Mason, Marlys J.

AU - Tanner, John F.

AU - Piacentini, Maria

AU - Freeman, D.

AU - Anastasia, Trena

AU - Batat, Wided

AU - Boland, Wendy

AU - Canbulut, Murad

AU - Drenten, Jenna

AU - Hamby, Anne

AU - Rangan, Priyam

AU - Yang, Zhiyang

PY - 2011

Y1 - 2011

N2 - Recent statistics indicate that youth continue to engage in a wide variety of risky behaviours in spite of significant investment devoted to improving their well-being. One possible factor is a paternalistic view in understanding risk and promoting well-being. Participants in the Youth and Risk track of the Transformative Consumer Research conference challenge the paternalistic view, arguing in this paper for a more inclusive perspective that requires a re-examination of the nature of risk. The paternalistic view is discussed, and then countered with a more participatory approach that develops a role for youth in research in order to achieve socially desirable outcomes.

AB - Recent statistics indicate that youth continue to engage in a wide variety of risky behaviours in spite of significant investment devoted to improving their well-being. One possible factor is a paternalistic view in understanding risk and promoting well-being. Participants in the Youth and Risk track of the Transformative Consumer Research conference challenge the paternalistic view, arguing in this paper for a more inclusive perspective that requires a re-examination of the nature of risk. The paternalistic view is discussed, and then countered with a more participatory approach that develops a role for youth in research in order to achieve socially desirable outcomes.

M3 - Journal article

VL - 19

SP - 1

EP - 8

JO - Journal of Research for Consumers

JF - Journal of Research for Consumers

ER -