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Chapter 6 Addiction

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6.0 Introduction

6.1 Defining nicotine as a drug of addiction

6.2 The physiological effects of nicotine

6.3 Psychoactive effects of nicotine

6.4 The role of genetic factors in addiction

6.5 Measures of tobacco dependence

6.6 The association between addiction and socio–economic status

6.7 Addiction and the adolescent smoker

6.8 Tobacco 'chippers'

6.9 Nicotine withdrawal syndrome

6.10 Nicotine and other drug use

6.11 Smokers' attitudes to and beliefs about addiction

Acknowledgments


Margaret Winstanley, 2007
Updated by Wayne Hall and Coral Gartner, 2010

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  • Acknowledgments
  • Introduction
  • Chapter 1
    Trends in the prevalence of smoking
  • Chapter 2
    Trends in tobacco consumption
  • Chapter 3
    The health effects of active smoking
  • Chapter 4
    The health effects of secondhand smoke
  • Chapter 5
    Influences on the uptake and prevention of smoking
  • Chapter 6
    Addiction
  • Chapter 7
    Smoking cessation
  • Chapter 8
    Tobacco use among Aboriginal peoples and Torres Strait Islanders
  • Chapter 9
    Smoking and social disadvantage
  • Chapter 10
    The tobacco industry in Australian society
  • Chapter 11
    Tobacco advertising and promotion
  • Chapter 12
    The construction and labelling of Australian cigarettes
  • Chapter 13
    The pricing and taxation of tobacco products in Australia
  • Chapter 14
    Social marketing and public education campaigns
  • Chapter 15
    Smokefree environments
  • Chapter 16
    Tobacco litigation in Australia
  • Chapter 17
    The economics of tobacco control
  • Chapter 18
    The WHO Framework Convention on Tobacco Control
  • Appendix 1
    Useful weblinks to tobacco resources
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