SELF-EFFICACY AND TOBACCO CESSATION IN 100% TOBACCO SMOKE FREE AREAS
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https://doi.org/10.31052/1853.1180.v22.n2.19162Keywords:
Tobacco smoke free areas, self efficacy, cessation, tobacco, Mexico.Abstract
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Objectives: To determine the level of self-efficacy in tobacco
cessation in university students were the strategy 100% tobacco smoke free areas has been implemented. Method: Transversal, descriptive and comparative study in three Academic Areas through stratified sampling by academic program with proportional distribution, multistage. The General Self-Efficacy Scale wasapplied (GSE). Results: Is was observed that in Health Sciences there is a smaller percentage of students with high self efficiency to quit smoking. Regarding the area of Humanities, the percentage was greater than 50%, that is to say, 66.8% of students are found with more frequency of exposition to tobacco smoke daily, due to the fact that the area has not taken the compromise of tobacco smoke free areas. Conclusions: Self efficacy has been relevant to approach topics related to health behaviors such as smoking.
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