THE EFFECTIVENESS OF CONTINGENCY‐SPECIFIC AND CONTINGENCY‐NONSPECIFIC PROMPTS IN CONTROLLING BATHROOM GRAFFITI

Michael M. Mueller · James W. Moore · Rebecca Doggett · Daniel H. Tingstrom

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This study replicates and extends the work of Watson (1996) in which a sign eliminated graffiti when posted on bathroom walls. The present study investigated the effects of three different signs on walls in six men's bathrooms located on a university campus. Posting the signs was followed by the elimination or sharp reduction of graffiti. Removal of the signs was followed by a resurgence of graffiti.

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