Anxiety sensitivity (AS; fear of anxiety‐related symptoms) is an established transdiagnostic
risk factor for psychiatric disorders and is related to a variety of chronic medical conditions …

Introduction This study examined relations of two affective vulnerabilities, high anxiety
sensitivity (AS) and low distress tolerance (DT), with tobacco dependence, withdrawal …

Despite the documented health disparities for smoking among the Latinx population, there is
limited understanding of transdiagnostic constructs that may help explain smoking among …

Despite the notable prevalence and comorbidity of tobacco cigarette dependence and
chronic pain, relatively little is known about potential mechanisms of action. Research has …

Objective: Research shows that high anxiety sensitivity (AS) and dysphoria are related to
poor smoking cessation outcomes. Engaging in exercise may contribute to improvement in …

Although electronic cigarette (e-cigarette) use is now a common substance use behavior,
there is little understanding of the individual difference factors related to e-cigarette use …

Background Black smokers have greater difficulty in quitting and higher rates of smoking-
related diseases and disabilities than the general population. The smoking disparities …

Anxiety sensitivity (AS)—fearfulness of anxiety symptoms—has been implicated in the
etiology of emotional disorders (eg, depressive and anxiety disorders) and linked to …

Objective Cigarette smoking remains the leading preventable cause of death in the United
States, and withdrawal symptoms are central to the maintenance of tobacco use. Previous …

Scientific evidence suggests that pain-related anxiety may contribute to the maintenance of
tobacco addiction among smokers with varying levels of pain. Yet, no work has investigated …