SOCIAL INFLUENCES ON THE MOTIVATION TO QUIT SMOKING: MAIN AND MODERATING EFFECTS OF SOCIAL NORMS
Saved in:
DOHNKE, B., ET AL., SOCIAL INFLUENCES ON THE MOTIVATION TO QUIT SMOKING: MAIN AND MODERATING EFFECTS OF SOCIAL NORMS. Addictive Behaviors, Vol. 36, no. 4 (2011), p. 286-293.
Ref.
175341
Location:
SIIS R.992 Archivo
Palabras clave:
Actitudes sociales, Drogodependencias, Género, Hombre, Motivación, Mujer, Tabaco, Tabaquismo
Actitudes sociales, Drogodependencias, Género, Hombre, Motivación, Mujer, Tabaco, Tabaquismo
Similar Items: SOCIAL INFLUENCES ON THE MOTIVATION TO QUIT SMOKING: MAIN AND MODERATING EFFECTS OF SOCIAL NORMS
- THE EFFECT OF A RESTRICTED SMOKING POLICY ON MOTIVATION TO QUIT SMOKING IN PSYCHIATRIC PATIENTS
- Financial motivation of smokers to quit smoking
- Methods to motivate smokers to make a quit attempt
- REASONS FOR QUITTING: INTRINSIC AND EXTRINSIC MOTIVATION FOR SMOKING CESSATION IN A POPULATION-BASED SAMPLE OF SMOKERS
- MEASURING READINESS AND MOTIVATION TO QUIT SMOKING AMONG WOMEN IN PUBLIC HEALTH CLINICS
- PERCEIVED RISKS AND BENEFITS OF QUITTING SMOKING IN NON TREATMENT SEEKERS