Examining links between distinct affective states and tobacco lapse during a cessation attempt among african americans: a cohort study

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• What: Purpose This study examines the influence of 23 affect on lapse among a sample of users attempting to quit. The Present Study: Aims and Hypotheses Based on extant literature and theoretical work, the authors hypothesized that at the between and within-person levels, joy, happiness, enthusiasm, relaxed, gratitude, and pride would be associated with lower lapse likelihood, and that more activating positive affect states, such as joy and enthusiasm, would be more strongly protective against lapse than less activating positive affect states (e_g, relaxed). This study examined the influence of each affective state on lapse during . . .
  

   

  

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