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Cognitive barriers to calling a smoking quitline
Nicotine & Tobacco Research, 10/05/09
Solomon LJ et al. – Exploratory and confirmatory factor analysis of the barrier items revealed a 5–factor solution: stigma, low appraisal of the service, no need for assistance, poor fit with the service, and privacy concerns. Endorsements of barrier factors were generally low. Although several barrier factor scores predicted concurrent intentions to call a quitline in the near future, none prospectively predicted calling the quitline by 2–month follow–up.
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