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ArticleGlobal health research and policy2016

Protection motivation theory and cigarette smoking among vocational high school students in China: a cusp catastrophe modeling analysis.

Yunan Xu, Xinguang Chen

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2 authors.

Yunan XuUniversity of Florida, Gainesville, Florida USA.
Xinguang ChenUniversity of Florida, Gainesville, Florida USA.

Funding

Modeling quantum change in adolescent sexual initiation and condom useR01HD075635 · NICHD · WAYNE STATE UNIVERSITY · PI CHEN, XINGUANG · 2013 to 2017
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NICHD NIH HHS R01 HD075635
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Abstract

backgroundTobacco use is one of the greatest public health problems worldwide and the hazards of cigarette smoking to public health call for better recognition of cigarette smoking behaviors to guide evidence-based policy. Protection motivation theory (PMT) provides a conceptual framework to investigate tobacco use. Evidence from diverse sources implies that the dynamics of smoking behavior may be quantum in nature, consisting of an intuition and an analytical process, challenging the traditional linear continuous analytical approach. In this study, we used cusp catastrophe, a nonlinear analytical approach to test the dual-process hypothesis of cigarette smoking.

methodsData were collected from a random sample of vocational high school students in China (

resultsConsistent with PMT, the Threat Appraisal (asymmetry, α

conclusionStudy findings support the conclusion that cigarette smoking in adolescents is a quantum process and PMT is relevant to guide studies to understand smoking behavior for smoking prevention and cessation.

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AdolescentsCigarette smokingCusp catastrophe modelingQuantum change

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PMID29202053
PMCPMC5675066

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