Smoking and Human Behavior - Hardcover

 
9780471921387: Smoking and Human Behavior

Synopsis

Leading authorities give state-of-the-art reviews on the causes of smoking, psychophysiological correlates, dependence, and relationships with emotion, anxiety, and performance. The discussion ranges from biology to social behavior and individual attitudes. Also treats passive smoking and social attitudes, prevention, and intervention. Speculates on changing attitudes to smokers as the habit becomes progressively stigmatized and health campaigns make their impact. Includes critical evaluation of laboratory research and intervention programs, as well as controversial theoretical models.

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