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  • Tobacco Control

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  • Pictorial warning labels (PWLs) are crucial for public health campaigns.
  • Understanding how smokers attend to PWLs informs effective design.

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  • To investigate smokers' attention allocation to Food and Drug Administration (FDA)-proposed cigarette PWLs.
  • To identify PWL attributes that capture and sustain visual attention.

Main Methods:

  • Eye-tracking data analyzed attention (latency, duration, dwell time) in 95 daily smokers.
  • Examined attention to image vs. text areas across 9 PWLs.
  • Compared attention based on message congruency, text location, and perceived effectiveness.

Main Results:

  • Significant differences in attention were observed across PWLs and their features.
  • Congruent PWLs and those ranked highly effective increased image attention.
  • Incongruent PWLs and those ranked low were associated with faster text attention.

Conclusions:

  • Smokers' visual attention varied significantly across different PWL designs.
  • PWL format and perceived effectiveness influence attention patterns.
  • These findings are vital for designing future, impactful cigarette warning labels.