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The strongest reaction against the images came from people who measured high in psychological reactance, which researchers said makes the participants more prone to negative and resistant thoughts when they perceive they're being told what to do. Researchers said smokers tend to measure highly in reactance, and graphic images can create a boomerang effectby causing people to do what theyre being warned against