SMOKING CESSATION PROGRAM TESTING WITH CVD SUBJECTS
CVD 受试者戒烟计划测试
基本信息
- 批准号:3348722
- 负责人:
- 金额:$ 12.71万
- 依托单位:
- 依托单位国家:美国
- 项目类别:
- 财政年份:1985
- 资助国家:美国
- 起止时间:1985-09-30 至 1986-09-29
- 项目状态:已结题
- 来源:
- 关键词:anxiety cardiovascular disorder clinical chemistry disease /disorder proneness /risk education evaluation /planning gender difference health behavior human morbidity human mortality human subject personality tests saliva self concept social support network thiocyanates tobacco abuse education type A /type B personality
项目摘要
The purpose of this research is to investigate the relative effectiveness
of three different methods of teaching a multi-component smoking cessation
program on the quit smoking behavior of a newly diagnosed cardiovascular
disease (CVD) population. The literature suggests that multi-component
programs which introduce the smokers to a wide range of smoking cessation
strategies are more effective than unidimensional treatments. Yet, little
is known about the relative effectiveness of different methods of teaching
which different markedly in cost.
Subjects (N=320) will be identified by severity of CVD risk, gender, and
habit strength (pack years) and randomly assigned to one of four
interventions (written instructions; individual instructions, group
instructions, and no instruction control). Their quit smoking behavior
will be monitored over a three-year period and self-reports will be
verified with saliva thocyanate levels. In addition to the demographic
data, several other measures will be obtained from each subject including
health and smoking histories, level of social support, several personality
measures, the subject's perceived degree of health risk, their perceptions
of the components of the intervention strategy that were most helpful, and
morbidity and mortality rates.
A potential moderating variable of considerable interest is the client's
degree of health risk. The premise is that exposing persons to the
fear-arousing communication that they have a CVD will lead to increased
attitudinal acceptance of a health recommendation (i.e., to quit smoking)
if the individuals are given the means to achieve the recommendations
(i.e., smoking cessation program). Six additional questions and hypotheses
will be examined.
Logistic and multiple linear regression procedures will be employed in
order to assess the main effects and interactions of the primary predictors
(method-of-instruction and
subject's-perception-of-the-most-helpful-set-of-strategies) on quit rates
and to examine the relationship between success at quiting smoking and
morbidity and mortality.
本研究的目的是调查相对有效性
三种不同的多成分戒烟教学方法
新诊断的心血管疾病患者戒烟行为的计划
疾病(CVD)人群。 文献表明,多组分
向吸烟者介绍各种戒烟方法的计划
策略比一维治疗更有效。 然而,
不同教学方法的相对有效性是众所周知的
其在成本上明显不同。
受试者(N=320)将根据CVD风险的严重程度、性别和
习惯强度(包年),并随机分配到四个之一
干预措施(书面指示;个人指示,小组
指令,没有指令控制)。 他们的戒烟行为
将在三年内进行监测,自我报告将
通过唾液硫氰酸盐含量证实了这一点 除了人口统计学
数据,将从每个受试者获得几个其他指标,包括
健康和吸烟史,社会支持水平,多种人格
措施,受试者对健康风险的感知程度,他们的感知
干预战略中最有帮助的组成部分,以及
发病率和死亡率。
一个潜在的调节变量是客户的
健康风险程度。 前提是,
他们有CVD的恐惧引起的沟通将导致增加
对健康建议的态度接受(即,戒烟(Quit Smoking)
如果个人被给予实现建议的手段,
(i.e.,戒烟计划)。 六个附加问题和假设
将被审查。
将采用逻辑和多元线性回归程序,
为了评估主要预测因子的主要效应和相互作用,
(教学方法和
受试者对最有帮助策略集的感知)对戒烟率的影响
并研究成功戒烟与
发病率和死亡率。
项目成果
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ARAB AMERICAN YOUTH: TOBACCO USE AND INTERVENTION
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阿拉伯裔美国青年:烟草使用和干预
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6521169 - 财政年份:2000
- 资助金额:
$ 12.71万 - 项目类别:
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6126703 - 财政年份:2000
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- 批准号:
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- 资助金额:
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SMOKING CESSATION PROGRAM TESTING WITH CVD SUBJECTS
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