Overview
Project Quit is a web-based smoking cessation program, usually accompanied by nicotine replacement therapy (e.g., patch), which tailors various components of the program to particular characteristics of the participant.
The Project Quit intervention can be delivered in one session or a series of sessions over time. Program components are designed to address outcome expectations (e.g., personal and family health, functional health, money spent/saved, physical appearance, and motives for quitting), efficacy expectations (e.g., barriers to quitting, high-risk situations, coping skills, past failures in quit attempts, and smoking history), and success stories of coping skills. Intervention material is tailored to an individual’s demographic and psychosocial characteristics.
Delivery:
Web-based
Theoretical Approach:
Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT)
Target Substance(s):
Nicotine
Target Outcome(s):
Continuous Abstinence
Ages:
Young Adult (18-30)
Adult (30+)
Genders:
Male
Female
Races/Ethnicities:
African American
Caucasian
Other
Setting(s):
HMOs
Smoking cessation websites
Geographic Location:
Urban
Suburban
Rural
Country:
USA
Language:
English