Ongoing interpretations of accomplishments in smoking cessation: Positive and negative self-efficacy interpretations

Article Abstract:

The positive self-efficacy interpretations (PSEint) and negative self-efficacy interpretations (NSEint) and the proportion of PSEint in a cohort of 704 smokers and ex-smokers are investigated. The results indicated that PSEint and NSEint are distinct factors with moderate to low correlations and conventional measures of the pros of quitting, the pros of smoking, and self-efficacy.

Science & research, Research, Diseases, Recurrence (Disease), Self-efficacy (Psychology), Self efficacy

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Understanding the associations among education, employment characteristics, and smoking

Article Abstract:

The association between education level and smoking status in a community-based sample of working adults is examined. It was found that there was a strong educational gradient in smoking status.

United States, Surveys, Smokers, Substance abuse, Educational aspects

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