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False
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No
Sometimes
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Bood pressure medication
Sleeping pill
Pain reliever
Anti-depressant
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False
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Remove all smoking items from your house, car, office, etc.
Get rid of everything but 1 cigarette as a reminder
Keep them all close, just in case
Have a friend hang on to them for you
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Make the decision that you are never going to smoke again
Don't mope about it. Rejoice
Both of the above are part of the Easy Way to Stop Smoking
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1 week
3 weeks
6 weeks
10 weeks
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Replace the fear and confusion caused by the brainwashing with hard facts. Get it clear in your mind: you don't need to smoke.
Have just one cigarette
With willpower
None of the above
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False
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Spontaneously, final
Wishy, washy
Certain, spontaneous
Certain, final
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The correct frame of mind
A friend who is also quitting
Willpower
Nicotine replacement therapy
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3
2
1
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15
1
3
7
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My family and I can have a great vacation on the money I will save
I'll be able to afford a better car
Making a family bet or pact
All of the above.
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Get this clear in you mind: there is absolutely nothing to give up.
Do NOT change your lifestyle in any way purely because you've stopped smoking.
Do NOT avoid other smokers
Do NOT use any form of substitue
Make a solemn vow that you will never, ever, smoke, chew, suck or otherwise consume anything that contains nicotine, and stick to that vow.
Avoid other smokers at all costs
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Bad apple phenomenon
Rotten apple theory
Ripe fruit theory
Cooked fruit phenomenon
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It convinces the smoker that the physical withdrawal from nicotine is so bad that he/she needs a patch or gum to handle it.
It perpetuates the notion that the smoker is giving something up.
It can make you incredibly drowsy and therefore unable to perform normal daily tasks.
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Health
Money
Nicotine
Courage
Freedom
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You lack willpower
You still have nicotine in your system
You previously associated this specific event with smoking, and "I want a cigarette" became a conditioned reflex
All of the above
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Do you feel certain? do you have an upcoming stressful event?
Do you have an upcoming stressful event? Do you have the willpower?
Do you feel certain? Do you have a feeling of doom and gloom or a sense of excitement and anticipation?
None of the above
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About 3 days after a smoker stops
About 3 weeks after a smoker stops
About 3 months after a smokers stops
About 3 years after a smoker stops
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It is a drug addiction and disease
Realize that you can do this
There is absolutely nothing to give up
There is no such thing as one cigarette
Separate the disease (i.e. the chemical addiction) from the frame of mind of being a smoker or non-smoker. Embrace the opportunity!
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Lack of willpower
Influence of other smokers
Having a bad day
You miss the smell
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