2023
DOI: 10.3390/ijerph20064770
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Predictors of Discontinued E-Cigarette Use at One-Year Follow-Up in a Sample of Young Adults

Abstract: Background: Currently, the research on factors associated with young adults’ discontinuation of e-cigarette use behavior is limited. This study tested the predictors of self-reported e-cigarette abstinence at one-year follow-up among young adult baseline current e-cigarette users. The following variables were tested as predictors: demographics, cigarette smoking, e-cigarette use dependence, e-cigarette use duration, harm perceptions, and preferred aspects of e-cigarette use, including sensations, flavor, and d… Show more

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