Predictive value of aspects of the Transtheoretical Model on smoking cessation in a community-based, large-group cognitive behavioral program

Article Abstract:

The Transtheoretical Model was evaluated for its value in predicting the success of a cognitive behavioral smoking cessation program. The study 2069 participants between the years 1992 and 1999 showed that Transtheorectical Model variables did not predict the success of a program participant.

Canada, Mathematical models, Cognitive therapy, Prediction (Psychology)

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Postpartum return to smoking: identifying different groups to tailor interventions

Article Abstract:

Usage of transtheoretic model of behavior change to perform cluster analysis of propensity of women smokers to quit smoking during pregnancy. Trends of resumption of smoking after childbirth are described.

Germany, Usage, Behavior, Statistical methods, Puerperium, Smoking and women, Women smokers

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Eight-year follow-up of a community-based large group behavioral smoking cessation intervention

Article Abstract:

A new study assesses the long-term success of large group community-based smocking cessation programs.

Research, Compulsive behavior

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