Cigarette Smoking Behavior: Self-Managed Change
Description:
In the present study, three self-managed treatment programs were compared with respect to their ability to effect and maintain change in the cigarette smoking behavior of 27 subject volunteers from the population of employees of a Veterans Administration hospital. Subjects were randomly assigned to a self—imposed delay group, a self-directed relaxation group, and a self-monitoring group. The experimental program lasted 6 weeks with a 20-minute individual meeting each week. Three months followin…
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Date:
May 1977
Creator:
Taylor, Paul Wesley
Partner:
UNT Libraries