More Intensive Cessation Programs Are More Expensive; Research Indicates That​

question 22

Multiple Choice

More intensive cessation programs are more expensive; research indicates that​

• A) ​the expense is worth it-such programs are more effective.
• B) ​the expense is not worth it-such programs are no more effective than less expensive ones.
• C) ​nicotine replacement is more effective than programs with many components.
• D) ​relapse was not a problem for those who participated in an intensive program.

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