Bagaimana  Motivasi Berhenti Merokok Mahasiswa  Di Kampus Kesehatan Yogyakarta?

Trisnowati, Heni; Sabariah, Eka Santi; Rusyani, Yelli Yani

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“…Sifat kimia dan fisika dari limbah putung rokok sangat berbahaya bagi lingkungan dan kesehatan manusia. Bahan-bahan kimia berbahaya dalam limbah putung rokok dapat menyebabkan kerusakan paru-paru, penyakit jantung, dan kanker (Trisnowati, 2016). Sifat fisika dari limbah putung rokok juga dapat menyebabkan masalah lingkungan seperti pencemaran air dan tanah.…”

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Utilization of Cigarette Putt Waste as Reinforcement in Normal Fiber Composite Materials to Increase Tensile Strength

NIngsih,

Ati,

Amirza

et al. 2023

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This study aims to examine the mechanical properties of fiberglass composites made from normal fiberglass and a mixture of cigarette waste. The research was conducted using three treatments, namely normal fiberglass, mixed fiberglass 1, and mixed fiberglass 2. The method used was experimental with one replication. The results showed that fiberglass mixed with cigarette waste has a lower maximum force value compared to normal fiberglass. Therefore, mixed fiber specimens with cigarette filter fiber mixed materials can be used as an alternative material to replace normal fibers.

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Utilization of Cigarette Putt Waste as Reinforcement in Normal Fiber Composite Materials to Increase Tensile Strength

NIngsih,

Ati,

Amirza

et al. 2023

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“…[6][7][8][9][10] The most common intervention in Indonesia was the cigarette smoking hazard campaign. 11,12 But still, 86% of smokers still smoke even if they know about the smoking hazard. 13 This suggests that the intervention in Indonesia was not successful in reducing smoking behavior.…”

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Smoking behavior intervention based on implicit approach: a cross-sectional pilot study

Hamdan,

Moeliono,

Srisayekti

2024

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Introduction Indonesia is the country with the highest smoking rate in Southeast Asia and the third-highest globally. Smoking has become one of Indonesia’s biggest addiction problems. The goal of this research is to develop smoking behavior intervention based on an implicit approach. Methods This article contains a two-step study that was part of a comprehensive study on smoking behavior in Indonesia. The first study, applying measurement of Stroop task to 117 male-university-students to examine attention bias among smokers. In the second study, the research aims to develop an intervention by investigating the effects of the experimental retraining by manipulating the automatic-avoidance-action tendencies using an approach-avoidance task (AAT) on 40 male university student smokers that proved to have an attentional bias in the first study. Results The first study results revealed that smoking behavior was associated with attention bias shows a significant difference between smokers and nonsmoker participants in reaction time to smoking-related stimuli (F (3,85)=20.665, p value stimuli 0.000<0.05). This result is the basis for developing an implicit approach-based intervention. The results showed that direct AAT had significantly different results when compared to the control group (t(10)=2,685, p<.05). The outcomes of the studies showed that the direct form retraining (six weeks, twice a week) proved to shape the AAT effect and reduce the cigarettes consumption of the smokers. Conclusions This pilot research becomes initial step examine attentional bias that strengthen smoking addiction and the first attempt to develop smoking cessation interventions in Indonesia using an implicit cognition approach.

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“…[5][6][7][8][9] The most common intervention in Indonesia was the cigarette smoking hazard campaign. 10,11 But still, 86% of smokers smoke even if they know about the smoking hazard. 12 This suggests that the intervention in Indonesia was not successful in reducing smoking behavior.…”

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confidence: 99%

Smoking behavior intervention based on implicit approach: a cross-sectional pilot study

Hamdan

Moeliono²,

Srisayekti³

2022

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Introduction: Indonesia is the country with the highest smoking rate in Southeast Asia and the third-highest globally. Smoking has become one of Indonesia's biggest addiction problems. The goal of this research is to develop smoking behavior intervention based on an implicit approach. Methods: This article contains a two-step study that was part of a comprehensive study on smoking behavior in Indonesia. The first study, applying measurement of Stroop task to 117 male-university-students with results revealed that smoking behavior was associated with attention bias. This result is the basis for developing an implicit approach-based intervention. In the second study, the research aims to develop an intervention by investigating the effects of the experimental retraining by manipulating the automatic-avoidance-action tendencies using an approach-avoidance task (AAT) on 40 male university student smokers that proved to have an attentional bias in the first study. Results: The outcomes of the studies showed that the retraining (six weeks, twice a week) proved to shape the AAT effect and reduce the cigarettes consumption of the smokers. This pilot research becomes initial step to develop smoking cessation interventions in Indonesia using an implicit cognition approach.

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Bagaimana Motivasi Berhenti Merokok Mahasiswa Di Kampus Kesehatan Yogyakarta?

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Utilization of Cigarette Putt Waste as Reinforcement in Normal Fiber Composite Materials to Increase Tensile Strength

Utilization of Cigarette Putt Waste as Reinforcement in Normal Fiber Composite Materials to Increase Tensile Strength

Smoking behavior intervention based on implicit approach: a cross-sectional pilot study

Smoking behavior intervention based on implicit approach: a cross-sectional pilot study

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