Perceived Effectiveness of Stop Smoking Interventions: Impact of Presenting Evidence Using Numbers, Visual Displays, and Different Timeframes

Usage Patterns of Stop Smoking Medications in Australia, Canada, the United Kingdom, and the United States: Findings from the 2006–2008 International Tobacco Control (ITC) Four Country Survey

(2011) Brian V. Fix et al.   International Journal of Environmental Research and Public Health

What underlies the perception that a medical intervention is effective? An exploratory study among smokers

(2010) F. Vogt et al.   NICOTINE & TOBACCO RESEARCH

The impact of the United Kingdom's national smoking cessation strategy on quit attempts and use of cessation services: Findings from the International Tobacco Control Four Country Survey

(2010) J. E. Gibson et al.   NICOTINE & TOBACCO RESEARCH

A survey of tobacco dependence treatment services in 36 countries

(2009) Martin Raw et al.   ADDICTION

Factors associated with the use of aids to cessation in English smokers

(2009) Daniel Kotz et al.   ADDICTION

How confident should we be that smoking cessation treatments work?

(2009) John R. Hughes   ADDICTION

Using icon arrays to communicate medical risks: Overcoming low numeracy.

(2009) Mirta Galesic et al.   HEALTH PSYCHOLOGY

Cognitive barriers to calling a smoking quitline

(2009) Laura J. Solomon et al.   NICOTINE & TOBACCO RESEARCH

Examining why smokers do not want behavioral support with stopping smoking

(2009) Florian Vogt et al.   PATIENT EDUCATION AND COUNSELING

Perceived safety and efficacy of nicotine replacement therapies among US smokers and ex-smokers: relationship with use and compliance

(2008) Saul Shiffman et al.   ADDICTION

Understanding why smokers do not want to use nicotine dependence medications to stop smoking: Qualitative and quantitative studies

(2008) Florian Vogt et al.   NICOTINE & TOBACCO RESEARCH

Explaining the social gradient in smoking cessation: it's not in the trying, but in the succeeding

(2008) D Kotz et al.   TOBACCO CONTROL