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Which is the most important factor in breaking a nicotine addiction?
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∙ 12y ago
a strong personal commitment
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What is the most important single factor in addiction?
Social learning is considered the most important single factor in addiction. It includes patterns of use in the addict's family or subculture, peer pressure, and advertising or media influence
What is the addictive chemical in cigarettes?
Nicotine, a toxic substance is the chief active chemical of tobacco that makes it addictive. Tar, a dirty chemical which darkens the lungs And some chemical called Para-Methoxybenzaldehyde, which i don't know what it can do.
Is past drug addiction a factor when determining custody and visitation?
Yes it is a factor.
Why is tobacco bad for kids?
Tobacco isn't just bad for young adults, it is bad for EVERYONE. Tobacco is bad for many reasons, but a major reason is that it contains nicotine. Nicotine is the major factor in causing addiction. Young adults are more likely to become addicted to it than older adults. This addiction is very hard to get over, and can lead to economic problems when the addicted person has to continue buying these products as the prices rise. Additionally, Nicotine limits blood flow. Poor blood flow causes fingers and toes to have poor circulation and get very cold. Poor blood flow to... other extremities... almost always leads to ED in men.
What factor most influenced a man to drug addiction?
It could be anything from pressure to the first try.
In which factor does breaking stress depends?
It depends on material of the object.
What is an important factor in all chemical reactions?
The most important factor is light.
What is a protective factor for a person developing an addiction?
He should think before doing anything and should behave carefully.
Which of the following is the same result in a factor as 10 m north -10 yourself with a written as an addiction problem?
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What's the biggest risk factor for addiction?
Addiction is a complex disease. The neurobiology of addiction alone is a vast and relatively new frontier for scientists. Then there are the mental, emotional and spiritual facets of addiction, each of which can manifest differently between individuals. Often a person's exposure to traumatic or chronic stress can trigger substance abuse. In other words, no one, single risk factor can predict who will become addicted and who will not. In addition to genetics, there are multiple, environmental risk factors. A personal or family history of addiction is the most influntial risk factor. For example, a personal or family history is the single biggest contributor to painkiller addiction, according to a Harvard Health report. The same trend tends to occur across the board, with other addictions. The good news is that a personal or family history of addiction does not mean you're destined for addiction. This interview with an addiction clinician helps to describe why.
Your age is not an important factor in your application?
an factor
Critical factor in avoiding a collision?
I'm not really sure but is it breaking time?
