This reprinted article originally appeared in Journal of Consulting and Clinical Psychology,
2002, Vol 70 (3), 494-509.(The following abstract of the original article appeared in record …

Argues that, although smoking rates are declining and quit rates are increasing, research on
behavioral approaches to smoking cessation is stagnant. Despite an increase in …

The authors' purpose of this portion of a 3-part review of interventions for tobacco
dependence is to present evidence regarding the efficacy of behavioral treatments for …

Objective: The current introductory article provides the rationale for the special section on
understudied smokers and innovative treatments. This article proposes a definition of …

This reprinted article originally appeared in Journal of Consulting and Clinical Psychology,
2011, Vol 79 (1), 32-42.(The following abstract of the original article appeared in record …

Introduction Since the health consequences of smoking became more evident in the early
1960's, the development of techniques to aid smokers to quit have proliferated. The methods …

Most clinician interactions with smokers involve motivating smokers to make a quit attempt.
Protocols for such interactions using a brief intervention (2 to 5 minutes) have been well …

This paper reviews behaviorally based smoking cessation studies conducted over the past
10 years that include follow-up data for a minimum of 12 months. Over 60 such studies have …

Cigarette smoking remains the leading preventable cause of morbidity and premature
mortality in the United States. Although the vast majority of smokers come in contact with the …

Abstract provides a detailed review of the variety of quit smoking programs and techniques
currently available in the US/treatment methods are described and typical long-term results …