Abstract:
This research aims to study the perception of pictorial warnings to control the consumption of alcohol. This research employed a survey to study the effectiveness of pictorial warnings to control alcohol beverage consumption. The sample included 1,945 participants. Results showed that the highest percentage, or 45.9%, of the sample felt that the requirements of having pictorial and textual warnings on alcohol beverage packaging (bottle and cans) (currently, there is currently no legal obligation to show pictorial and textual warnings warning). If the student sample group were the prime minister of Thailand, as the person responsible to protect the health of the Thai public, the largest groups of the sample choose a picture next to the text warnings on the packaging of alcoholic beverages most 87.0 %.