Attempting to Quit Smoking on One's Own Is

question 13

Multiple Choice

Attempting to quit smoking on one's own is

• A) rarely successful.
• B) equal in success rate compared with a structured program.
• C) one of the most common ways to quit smoking.
• D) effective only if the person uses satiation too.

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