Use of Smokeless Tobacco among Male Students of Zahedan Universities in Iran: a Cross Sectional Study

Honarmand, M Mehrabizadeh; Farhad-Mollashahi, Leila; Bekyghasemi, Mahmoud

doi:10.7314/apjcp.2013.14.11.6385

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“…It may indicate that the father who had a higher education had appropriate knowledge about hookah use and gave greater attention to education and training of their children. In confirmation of this study, Honarmand indicated that hookah use decreased the higher the father’s education (32). On the other hand, Ziaodini found that use of hookah, tobacco and marijuana is higher in students whose fathers had lower education (34).…”

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“…Maybe it showed that those who spent more time studying and have better grade point averages have no tendency to use a hookah. A study showed that hookah use is higher in students with lower GPA (32). Another study confirms the finding of the study (33).…”

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“…Therefore, fathers should pay attention to this issue, particularly those who have under diploma education, and whose children may have tendency to use the hookah, and should prevent it by increasing their awareness in this matter. (32). Although there was no significant association between a mother’s education and hookah use, mothers who had a higher education could change their children’s behavior to a correct healthy manner.…”

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Comparison of the effect of educational methods on students’ knowledge, attitude and behavior about hookah smoking

Shojaeifar¹,

Niknami²,

Mirbalochzahi³

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IntroductionSmoking tobacco by hookah may seriously affect the health of smokers and those exposed to smoke. This study aimed to compare the effect of educational digital media versus pamphlets on the reduction of hookah use among male high school students in Zahedan, Iran.MethodsA semi-experimental study was conducted on 200 male high school students of Zahedan using multi-stage random sampling for three months in 2014. The samples were divided into two groups - the test (educated using digital films) and the control (educated using pamphlets) groups, and measurement was performed before and after intervention. The data collection instrument was a 53-item questionnaire consisting of demographic, knowledge, attitude, behavior and self-efficacy questions. Its validity and reliability were confirmed. The results before and after the intervention were analyzed using SPSS version 18, Mann-Whitney U test, Pearson-product moment correlation coefficient and Chi square test as well as one directional variance analysis.ResultsThere was no significant relation between demographic and basic variables before intervention (p>0.05); however, the mean scores of knowledge, attitude, self-efficacy, and hookah using preventive behavior were significantly different between the two groups after the intervention (p<0.05). Moreover, there was a meaningful relation among the demographic characteristics including age and attitude- the previous educational year’s GPA and self-efficacy; and there was a significant relation between father education and self-efficacy. Moreover, there was a significant relation between the main variables of the study, concerning the relation of knowledge and attitude- knowledge and self-efficacy, and attitude and self-efficacy.ConclusionEducational digital media is more efficient than the pamphlet in the reduction of hookah use among the students; and that the media may be applied to prevent of hookah use among students.

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Comparison of the effect of educational methods on students’ knowledge, attitude and behavior about hookah smoking

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“…Most common type consumed is 'Gutka' and their family or friends influenced approximately half of them (Valliani et al, 2012). A relatively high prevalence of smokeless tobacco consumption among the male students of universities of Zahedan, Iran (Honarmand et al, 2013).…”

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Smokeless Tobacco (Shammah) in Saudi Arabia: A Review of its Pattern of Use, Prevalence, and Potential Role in Oral Cancer

Alsanosy¹

2014

Asian Pacific Journal of Cancer Prevention

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“…No exact rate for the use of these products in Iran is available. According to the study by Honarmand et al 11.4% of male students from universities of Zahedan City in Southeast of Iran were current users of smokeless tobacco (2). These products contain lime, areca-nut and tobacco (3).…”

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Sociocultural Reasons for Smokeless Tobacco Use Behavior

Farhad-Mollashahi

2014

Int J High Risk Behav Addict

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Use of Smokeless Tobacco among Male Students of Zahedan Universities in Iran: a Cross Sectional Study

Cited by 11 publications

References 10 publications

Comparison of the effect of educational methods on students’ knowledge, attitude and behavior about hookah smoking

Comparison of the effect of educational methods on students’ knowledge, attitude and behavior about hookah smoking

Smokeless Tobacco (Shammah) in Saudi Arabia: A Review of its Pattern of Use, Prevalence, and Potential Role in Oral Cancer

Sociocultural Reasons for Smokeless Tobacco Use Behavior

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