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Design Document and Clinical Rationale: A Two-Layer AI Digital Readiness Coach for Adolescent Vaping Cessation
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Nicotine vaping among adolescents is of growing concern, especially among those who use nicotine regularly and are not able to quit. School administrators most often respond to a case of vaping by increasing discipline, often leading to the exclusion of the student. However, punitive measures may no
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