From: Feasibility of a text-messaging smoking cessation program for soldiers in Israel
Keyword | Explanation |
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NERVOUS | To be used when the participant is feeling annoyed, anxious or generally in a bad mood. |
BOREDOM | To be used when the participant is bored. |
SLIPPED UP | To be used when the participant has smoked at some time following her quit date. In Hebrew, this is a single word. |
REASONS | To be used when the participant would like to be reminded of the reasons for quitting they listed during registration. |
NEED | To be used when the participant is feeling the need to smoke. |
CODE | To be used when the participant would like to be reminded the keywords on this list. |
QUIT | To be used when the participant would like to leave the program. |
APPROVE | After registration, the participant is required to reply APPROVE, in order to begin. |
SMOKED | These are the responses available to periodic surveys regarding the participants’ smoking status. SMOKED means they are still smoking (or have quit and regressed), STOPPED means they have quit smoking. |
STOPPED | |
FINAL | The participant is required to reply FINAL after requesting to leave the program. |
NEW | After answering SMOKED on a survey, participants are given one opportunity to restart the program and choose a new quit date. |