This research used classification tree analysis and logistic regression models to identify risk
factors related to short-and long-term abstinence. Baseline and cessation outcome data from …

Objective: Knowledge of smoking change processes may be enhanced by identifying
pathways to stable abstinence. We sought to identify latent classes of smokers based on …

Introduction Almost all descriptions of attempts to quit smoking have focused on what
happens after an abrupt quit attempt and end once a smoker relapses. The current study …

The “hardening hypothesis” states tobacco control activities have mostly influenced those
smokers who found it easier to quit and, thus, remaining smokers are those who are less …

Inattention and hyperactive–impulsive symptoms have been associated with nicotine
dependence. In an open-label randomized trial (N= 454) of transdermal nicotine versus …

The major questions about reductions in the number of cigarettesday as a treatment goal are
(1) how many smokers can reduce and maintain such reduction,(2) how much …

Introduction Although quitting motivation predicts smoking cessation, there have been
inconsistent findings regarding motivation predicting long-term maintenance of abstinence …

Purpose. We examine early-onset cigarette smoking and how, if at all, it is related to
subsequent smoking practices. Methods. From 2004 to 2007, face-to-face interviews were …

Objectives. This study aims to identify the role of self‐efficacy, recovery self‐efficacy, and
preparatory planning with regard to short‐term smoking relapse. We also assessed whether …

Introduction: Rates of quitting smoking remain stagnant, and thus it is becoming increasingly
important to identify determinants of successful quitting behavior. The primary purpose of the …