
We can distinguish two types of dependence smoking: physical addiction, which is estimated by the Fagerström test and psychological dependence. The latter represents the need to maintain or regain sensations associated with the action of smoking: pleasure, relaxation, well being or, conversely, anxiety, stress, sadness, etc.. To this end, the test of Horn allows you to "describe" your smoking and to identify factors that prompt you to smoke.
Question 1: I smoke cigarettes to give me a boost
Always
Often
Moderately
Sometimes
Never
Question 2: I take pleasure to hold and smoke a cigarette
Always
Often
Moderately
Sometimes
Never
Question 3: Pull out a cigarette is relaxing
Always
Often
Moderately
Sometimes
Never
Question 4: I light a cigarette when I'm anxious
Always
Often
Moderately
Sometimes
Never
Question 5: When I run I run to buy cigarettes
Always
Often
Moderately
Sometimes
Never
Question 6: I smoke with automatic
Always
Often
Moderately
Sometimes
Never
Question 7: I smoke to give me courage
Always
Often
Moderately
Sometimes
Never
Question 8: The pleasure is to first manipulate my cigarette
Always
Often
Moderately
Sometimes
Never
Question 9: There are a lot of pleasure in the act of smoking
Always
Often
Moderately
Sometimes
Never
These questions would probably pop up in your mind if you're smoking. They're natural so some don't think of anything wrong.
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Those are great questions indeed. If you are going to analyze each question, you will notice that all of them are actually the most common feelings that a smoker feels.
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