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DOI: 10.2147/ppa.s67767
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Motivations toward smoking cessation, reasons for relapse, and modes of quitting: results from a qualitative study among former and current smokers
Journal article published in 2014 by
Krzysztof Buczkowski 
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Ludmila Marcinowicz,
Slawomir Czachowski,
Elwira Piszczek
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Ludmila Marcinowicz,
Slawomir Czachowski,
Elwira Piszczek
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Abstract
Smoking cessation plays a crucial role in reducing preventable morbidity and mortality and is a recognized public-health-policy issue in many countries. Two of the most important factors that affect the efficacy of quitting smoking are motivation and the ability to cope with situations causing relapse.