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Preventing Relapse Following Involuntary Smoking Abstinence
The prevalence of tobacco use in the military is too high. This study is designed to take advantage of the 8.5 weeks of forced tobacco cessation during Basic Military Training and develop effective interventions to prevent tobacco relapse. Hypotheses or Research Questions: * Are there differences in the rate of relapse between three groups participating in a tobacco abstinence maintenance intervention? * Do the tobacco abstinence maintenance interventions delay relapse?
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