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The problem of widespread smoking is undoubtedly something that every country worldwide faces. Its negative impacts on health are already well-established that it has already prompted various authorities worldwide to take an action and reduce its debilitating effects on people—both smokers and non-smokers. In light of such efforts, various methods to persuade smokers to quit smoking tobacco and cigarettes, especially in public places, have been promoted and among these is the use of what is now called the electronic cigarette or e-cigarette. E-cigarette is widely viewed as a replacement to conventional tobacco-products used for smoking. As a replacement Continue reading...

Introduction

The hyped television advertisements of electronic cigarettes (e-cigarettes) are all passing on one message, that e-cigarettes will prevent the primary users and those in close proximity from the tobacco smoke. They claim that the ‘vapor’ byproduct is less harmful compared to the real tobacco smoke. The impact resulting from this hype, which is also being availed to young people, is that the e-cigarettes are acceptable for use everywhere. The tobacco companies have always endorsed the use of their products without warning the consumers of the complications associated with it. The e-cigarette marketers are not any different they are also Continue reading...

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Many individuals seeking to overcome cigarette addiction have turned to electronic cigarettes commonly known as e-cigarettes. Part of the decision to use e-cigarettes as the solution to their addictive behavior has been guided by the commercialization of these products. Additionally, the advertisements have highlighted the benefits while neglecting the harm that they cause on the users. As such, most e-cigarette users have moved on with the thought that these products are not harmful to their health in any way. However, research proves that although one may overcome tobacco addiction by using the e-cigarette, they bring equally dangerous health risks Continue reading...

The hyped television advertisements on electronic cigarettes (e-cigarettes) are all passing across one message that e-cigarettes will save the users and bystanders from the tobacco smoke, simply because the ‘vapor’ byproduct is a lesser evil than tobacco smoke. The implication of this hype, which unfortunately is even being passed to children, is that e-cigarettes are okay to use everywhere. Just like the counterpart tobacco companies, the e-cigarette marketers are endorsing a deadly product without disclosing the side effects to the unsuspecting users. With millions of people dying every year due to harmful effects of tobacco cigarettes, the e-cigarettes seems Continue reading...

Specific Purpose: To persuade the audience of the dangers and consequences of the use and abuse of tobacco and cigarette products that lead to lung cancer and other respiratory diseases.
Thesis: Behavior modification techniques to quit smoking and the use of new tobacco free alternatives can help prevent the risk of getting lung cancer and other respiratory diseases. . Introduction
According to American Lung Association, “Lung cancer causes more deaths than colorectal, breast and prostate cancers combined. An estimated 158,040 Americans are expected to die from lung cancer in 2015, accounting for approximately 27 percent of all cancer deaths” ( Continue reading...

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The vintage ads are famous for the styles and manner through they occupy the interest of the audience. That is why they are preserved to this date. The vintage ads reflect the styles, tendencies, characters, characteristic events and advertisements which are related to the past. Moreover, vintage ads comprise of a strong design of emotions which provides a story in the ad regarding the human beings. Despite its formation in the 60s and 70s which were quite the old days, one cannot be left impressed by the Continue reading...

Smoking has for the longest time been one of the major causes of death that is preventable. According to a report presented by the Centre for Disease Control in the year 2004, cigarette smoking causes 443,000 deaths every year. Because of this outrageous figure and also because of so many other troubles that could be tied to tobacco smoking, the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) decided to take a step to prevent people from smoking or to give them reasonable warning of what their action may cost them in the future. The printing of graphic images on the Continue reading...

Abstract

The paper looks at the negative impacts of smoking and how it can usher in all those deadly diseases in one’s lives if they are not careful. Every year, cigarette smoking salad to hundreds and thousands of deaths, and it remains one of the major causes of death and illness worldwide. In spite of awareness and education, smoking remains a major health issue for the society.

Introduction

You may be exercising daily and eating healthier portions of food, feeling proud that none of that junk food goes inside your body. However, if you regularly smoke, then all those healthy Continue reading...

Causes and Effects of Smoking

Smoking is regarded as a legal and widely engaged killer that takes away the lives of as much as 45000 people annually. As a matter of fact, smoking is regarded as the most horrendous habit taken up by people of all age, gender, class and creed. The widely accepted demon is known to exploit the generations in a slow yet potent manner. The annual life was taken by smoking as mentioned 45000 is greater than the life lost annually by road accidents, drunk driving and the use of illegal substances. The irony of the situation is that irrespective of Continue reading...

There are lots of persons who still smoke tobacco despite their knowledge of the health complications that comes along with the smoking. The use of tobacco has today caused more deaths than most of the deadly diseases known to man. Smoking has the common most danger of affecting both the smoker and that passive smoker as well so even without necessarily smoking a person spending a lot of time around smokers have also a higher chance of suffering from diseases caused by smoking. Colleges and universities have the highest number of youths who spend time together in one place. Continue reading...

Visual stimuli are everywhere. One cannot open their eyes without being bombarded with television commercials, magazine ads, billboards, and a myriad of other visuals. Every visual is created with a specific goal and audience in mind. For the purposes of this paper, both of the visuals to be analyzed are advertisements. Each has a specific people segment the visual is trying to target. In order to evaluate these visuals, several key components will be used. The key components being used are composition, people/other figures, scene, words and tone. The context for both visuals differ from each other. While the Continue reading...

In the XXI century people’s attitude towards smoking varies around the world. In the first half of the XX century in the majority of countries it was allowed to smoke almost everywhere: in theaters, in cinemas, in restaurants, on public transport. This is clearly evidenced by footage of many films of the time, and plenty of classical books. But since the 60s, more and more scientific studies proving the harmful effects of tobacco and its derivatives began to appear, tar and smoke have negative influence not only on the health of the smoker, but also on health of Continue reading...

Substance abuse is a major problem for many adolescents, it is therefore important that effective treatments interventions and ought to be put in place to reduce substance abuse and its related problems. Family -based interventions are considered to be one of the best in dealing with adolescent substance abuse as compared to other approaches. Of the many family-based treatment interventions, Multidimensional Family Therapy (MDFT) is considered to be the most effective because of the following reasons: MDFT is normally delivered at home or at community level, therefore treatment is easily accessible. It also takes into account several aspects of Continue reading...

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Abrams, David, B. (2014). The health consequences of smoking-50 Years of progress: A Report
of the Surgeon Genera.l The Schroeder Institute. Atlanta, GA: U.S. (pp.2-6).
The Surgeon General gave a report on the 50 years of research on the progress in curbing smoking and what effects it has produced on the individuals who have been smoking. The progress, however, is in decline because the situation has gotten worse where over 480,000 people lose their lives each year and 20 million have been lost, on the whole. Continue reading...

Statement of Purpose

The purpose of the research is to learn the percentage of adults who smoke cigarettes with and without lung obstructions. The age of the adult sample is from 40 to 79. The research aims are listed below.
The number of the participants in the study who currently smoke cigarette and who do have or do not have a lung obstruction.

The difference between men and women who currently smoke even though they have a lung obstruction.

The ages of people in the sample who currently smoke and have a lung obstruction.
The race and Hispanic origin of the cigarette smoking adults in the sample with a lung obstruction.
The level of education of cigarette smoking Continue reading...

Influence of Technology in Ethical and Social Contexts

The evolution of technology has happened at an incredible pace, particularly post the World War II. The origin of modern day technologies can be traced back to the era of industrialization, during which when many of the key inventions where made like electricity, automobiles (cars, airplanes), communication technologies (telegraph, radio, television), nuclear technology etc. Since then, over the period of last century, the technology has quickly evolved to the shape that we see today and being a part of our day to day life. Perhaps the most important of all these would be the invention of internet and the Continue reading...

The price elasticity of demand measures the percentage change (increase or decrease) in the consumption of a product resulting from price changes (increase or decrease) . Therefore, the price elasticity of demand for nicotine products differ in the group of nicotine addicted users versus the group of social smokers. It could be deduced that for nicotine addicted users, the demand is inelastic; meaning, despite increases in prices of cigarettes, due to their addiction to the product, these users would persist in purchasing the product . The rationale for the inelastic demand was emphasized by an economist, Ramon Benedicto N. Marcelino, who Continue reading...

Since time immemorial, alcohol and cigarette advertisements have been targeting the minority in the community, especially the Hispanics. The issue has aroused individuals emotions because of the controversy associated with it. The targeted population has always aired their grievances and condemned the concerned companies for popularizing alcohol and tobacco consumption among the Hispanics. According to Hackbarth et.al, community activists in Chicago alleged that alcohol and tobacco companies had a tendency to target the Hispanics neighborhood for their selfish interests (p.7). Many authors have also established claims and criticized the aim of the advertisements. Therefore, due to the controversial campaign Continue reading...

Social ads target different audience depending on the ad itself. In this case, the ad under analysis is the ‘kick it before it kicks you’ anti-smoking cigarette campaign. The ad is Smokers don't win with a hangman in smoked cigarettes. Then in the bottom right is say kick it before it kicks you. In this ad campaign, the main message it tries to pass across to the target audience is for one to quit smoking as one can never smoke for a life time without the whole lifestyle choice resulting in some kind of health issue. In this ad, Continue reading...

Aversion therapy conditions an individual to avoid unwanted behavior. That happens when the individual learns to associate new negative responses to harmful stimuli that would trigger unwanted behavior in a person. Although aversion therapies have been effective, they are not widely adopted because they are not acceptable to some clinicians and patients (Pastorino & Doyle-Portillo, 2011).

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Olfactory Aversive Conditioning during Sleep Reduces Cigarette-Smoking Behavior
According to a study titled ‘Olfactory Aversive Conditioning during sleep Reduces Cigarette-Smoking Behavior’, that was carried out by Anat Arzi, Yael Holtzman, Perry Samnon, Edo Harel and Noam Sobel of Weizmann Institute of Science, Department of Continue reading...