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Reports (Statistics Canada, Catalogue 82-003) 1999

Music was playing, mostly oldies

Chewing may release a bitter taste

These excerpts were obtained from the report "Big Tobacco and Women," available at the following Web site: An RJR document titled "Women's Response to Advertising Imagery" noted: "With the exceptions of career women and single women who work to support themselves, all female segments in the present study reacted positively to advertising imagery associated with the following dimensions: intimacy and closeness, tenderness and gentleness, loving, caring, and sharing." An RJR document from 1983, summarizing focus groups held with women, noted: "There is greater agreement as to how and why women began smoking in the first place