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catastrophe theory of smoking cessation: a standalone construct

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Tobacco control

the finding that many quit attempts are unplanned and triggered by small events acting on underlying tension, rather than following staged preparation.

In tobacco control, catastrophe theory of smoking cessation refers to the finding that many quit attempts are unplanned and triggered by small events acting on underlying tension, rather than following staged preparation. This meaning comes from West (2006) in BMJ.[1]

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  1. West, R., & Sohal, T. (2006). “Catastrophic” pathways to smoking cessation: findings from national survey. BMJ, 332(7539), 458-460. https://doi.org/10.1136/bmj.38723.573866.ae

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