Primary Focus

Definition

The primary focus refers to the main area of attention or emphasis when helping someone trying to quit smoking. It is the central aspect that needs to be addressed in order to achieve success in quitting smoking.

Related terms

Behavioral Strategies: These are specific techniques and actions implemented to modify behaviors related to smoking cessation.

Motivation:

Refers to the inner drive or desire that pushes individuals to quit smoking and stay committed.

Relapse Prevention: Strategies and interventions aimed at preventing individuals from returning to their old smoking habits after quitting.