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The psychology of tobacco addiction: Why it is difficult to stop smoking
J. Foulds
Department of Public Health Sciences
Division of Health Services and Behavioral Research
Department of Psychiatry and Behavioral Health
Penn State Cancer Institute
Cancer Institute, Cancer Control
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Keyphrases
Smokers
100%
Stop Smoking
100%
Tobacco Addiction
100%
Tobacco
66%
Intention to Quit
50%
Addiction
33%
Weight Gain
16%
Return to Normal
16%
Social Support
16%
Financial Cost
16%
Motivation
16%
Telephone
16%
Sleep Disturbance
16%
Hunger
16%
The Self
16%
Health Risk
16%
First Month
16%
Puffing
16%
Nicotine Withdrawal
16%
Psychological Factors
16%
Success Probability
16%
Quit Attempts
16%
Bad Mood
16%
Nicotine Replacement Therapy
16%
Social Pressure
16%
Helping People
16%
Giving up
16%
Psychology
Weight Gain
100%
Social Support
100%
Mood
100%
Withdrawal Symptom
100%
Psychological Factor
100%
Nursing and Health Professions
Tobacco Dependence
100%
Hospital
50%
Symptom
50%
Sleep Disorder
50%
Social Support
50%
Nicotine Withdrawal
50%
Nicotine Replacement Therapy
50%
Health Hazard
50%
Neuroscience
Tobacco Dependence
100%
Withdrawal Syndrome
100%
Sleep Disorder
50%
Pharmacology, Toxicology and Pharmaceutical Science
Restlessness
50%
Psychological Aspect
50%