Size, consistenc, and stability of stage effects for smoking cessation

Article Abstract:

The study reveals that in the transtheoretical model (TTM), the stage effect is one of the most important determinants of health behavior change. The results indicate that brief stage-matched interventions that help populations progress one stage could produce 75% more abstinence and the interventions that help populations progress two stages could produce 300% more abstinence.

Risk factors, Smoking

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Replication of subtypes for smoking cessation within the contemplation stage of change

Article Abstract:

An attempt to replicate cluster subtypes within the contemplation stage of change in a secondary analysis of data from a sample of current smokers is done. Four distinct cluster subtypes are found and replicated across samples.

Science & research, Research, Smokers

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A comparison of four self-report smoking cessation outcome measures

Article Abstract:

An analysis that compares four smoking cessation outcome measures on data gathered from three population-based studies is reported. The data demonstrates an extremely high relationship between all four measures.

Labor Distribution by Employer, Statistics, Smoking bans

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