The effects of nicotine content information on subjective and behavioural responses to
nicotine-containing and denicotinized cigarettes were examined in 30 dependent and 30 …

Objective A growing body of evidence suggests that non‐pharmacological factors may play
an important role in smoking cessation outcomes using nicotine replacement therapies. This …

The effects of the acute administration of nicotine [through nicotine inhalers (NI) and placebo
inhalers (PI)], nicotine-containing tobacco (NT), and denicotinized tobacco (DT), on smokers' …

Most studies of cigarette smoking and smoking cessation have focused on the
psychopharmacological effects of nicotine; relatively few have explored the role of sensory …

Nicotine exposure levels and subjective effects from smoking a de-nicotinized cigarette
(Next) were examined under controlled conditions. Ten tobacco smokers smoked 20 puffs …

This study investigated the independent and interactive effects of nicotine dose and nicotine
dose expectancy on smoking outcomes using a 2 (given nicotine vs. placebo)× 2 (told …

In this study, we report on the comparability of the subjective experience and smoking style
elicited by two commercially available cigarettes which differ in nicotine levels, one …

The stimuli controlling the rate at which people smoke cigarettes have not been clearly
defined. On the hypothesis that smoking is basically nicotine-seeking behavior. nicotine …

Rationale Compared to men, the smoking behavior of women may be less responsive to
nicotine and more responsive to nonpharmacological factors, perhaps including verbal …

Rationale. The relative contribution of sensory and pharmacological variables in regulating
craving and smoking remains unclear. Rapid smoking procedures and denicotinized …