There are usually four stages smokers go through in the process of quitting, which include: Contemplation (thinking about quitting but not ready to quit) Smokers consider quitting smoking in this stage, but they plan to do it sometime in the near future (probably six months or less) They believe smoking is a problem and they are open to identifying obstacles that prevent them from quitting Preparation (getting ready to quit) The decision to quit has been made at this stage Smokers understand the negative aspects of smoking outweigh any positives and they begin taking steps toward quitting, for example: Smoking fewer cigarettes Setting a date to quit smoking for good Action (quitting) People actively try to stop smoking Use of short-term rewards to stay motivated Turning to family, friends, and others for support Making a commitment to themselves Making concrete plans to deal with pressures that could lead to slips Smokers need the most help and support during this stage, which can last up to six months Maintenance (remaining a non-smoker) In this stage, former smokers have learned to handle temptations to smoke and can cope with stress, boredom, and social pressures without smoking They may occasionally slip and have a cigarette, but they learn from it to ensure it wont happen again This provides a sense of control and allows the person to stay smoke-free What Are Tips to Quit Smoking
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The 9 th generation Honda Accord was produced in 2013, 2014, 2015, 2016 and 2017
Assistant Professor Yvette van der Eijk, also from the Saw Swee Hock school, pointed to international pressure as a factor
