Who Vapes? Correlates of e-Cigarette Use in U.S. College Students.
Huang, Shu-Tzu.
Who Vapes? Correlates of e-Cigarette Use in U.S. College Students. - 1 online resource (132 pages). - Smoking and Tobacco Use .
Includes bibliographies and index.
Intro -- Contents -- Preface -- Chapter 1 -- Introduction -- Chapter 2 -- Methods -- Chapter 3 -- Summary of the Included Studies -- Chapter 4 -- Correlates of General Vaping -- Individual Factors -- Individual Reasons for E-Cigarette Use -- Age -- Gender and Sexual Orientation -- Race/Ethnicity -- Student Identity and Academic Performance -- Health and Wellness Status -- Knowledge in and Attitudes toward Tobacco and E-Cigarettes -- Perceived Individual Risk and Benefits and Individual Outcome Expectancies -- Substance Use -- Smoking Cessation -- Personalities -- Other Factors Interpersonal Factors -- Interpersonal Reasons for E-Cigarette Use -- Greek Affiliation -- Familial Socio-Economic Status -- Perceived Social Risk and Benefits and Interpersonal Outcome Expectancies -- Friendships, Relationships, and Attitudes toward Others' E-Cigarette Use -- Peer Norms -- Familial Norms -- Environmental Factors -- Environmental Reasons for E-Cigarette Use -- Residence Arrangements -- School Characteristics and Environments -- School Policies -- Social Acceptability and E-Cigarette Control Policies -- E-Cigarette Marketing and Social Media Exposure -- Chapter 5 Correlates of Vaping Substances Other Than Nicotine -- Individual Factors -- Individual Reasons for E-Cigarette Use -- Age -- Gender -- Race/Ethnicity -- Student Identity -- Health and Wellness Status -- Attitudes toward Marijuana Smoking -- Perceived Individual Risk and Benefits and Individual Outcome Expectancies -- Substance Use -- Personalities -- Interpersonal Factors -- Greek Affiliation -- Familial Social-Economic Status -- Peer Norms and Familial Norms -- Environmental Factors -- Environmental Reasons for E-Cigarette Use -- Residence Arrangements -- E-Cigarette Marketing -- Chapter 6 Correlates of Cigarette and E-Cigarette Smoking Status -- Individual Factors -- Age -- Gender and Sexual Orientation -- Race/Ethnicity -- Student Identity and Academic Performance -- Health and Wellness Status -- Perceived Individual Risk and Benefits -- Substance Use -- Smoking Cessation -- Chapter 7 -- Discussion -- Implications -- For Health Interventions -- For Regulations and Policies -- For Future Research -- Limitations -- Conclusion -- References -- About the Authors -- Index -- Blank Page -- Blank Page
9781685070908
Vaping--United States.
Electronic Books.
HV5748 / .W468 2021
Who Vapes? Correlates of e-Cigarette Use in U.S. College Students. - 1 online resource (132 pages). - Smoking and Tobacco Use .
Includes bibliographies and index.
Intro -- Contents -- Preface -- Chapter 1 -- Introduction -- Chapter 2 -- Methods -- Chapter 3 -- Summary of the Included Studies -- Chapter 4 -- Correlates of General Vaping -- Individual Factors -- Individual Reasons for E-Cigarette Use -- Age -- Gender and Sexual Orientation -- Race/Ethnicity -- Student Identity and Academic Performance -- Health and Wellness Status -- Knowledge in and Attitudes toward Tobacco and E-Cigarettes -- Perceived Individual Risk and Benefits and Individual Outcome Expectancies -- Substance Use -- Smoking Cessation -- Personalities -- Other Factors Interpersonal Factors -- Interpersonal Reasons for E-Cigarette Use -- Greek Affiliation -- Familial Socio-Economic Status -- Perceived Social Risk and Benefits and Interpersonal Outcome Expectancies -- Friendships, Relationships, and Attitudes toward Others' E-Cigarette Use -- Peer Norms -- Familial Norms -- Environmental Factors -- Environmental Reasons for E-Cigarette Use -- Residence Arrangements -- School Characteristics and Environments -- School Policies -- Social Acceptability and E-Cigarette Control Policies -- E-Cigarette Marketing and Social Media Exposure -- Chapter 5 Correlates of Vaping Substances Other Than Nicotine -- Individual Factors -- Individual Reasons for E-Cigarette Use -- Age -- Gender -- Race/Ethnicity -- Student Identity -- Health and Wellness Status -- Attitudes toward Marijuana Smoking -- Perceived Individual Risk and Benefits and Individual Outcome Expectancies -- Substance Use -- Personalities -- Interpersonal Factors -- Greek Affiliation -- Familial Social-Economic Status -- Peer Norms and Familial Norms -- Environmental Factors -- Environmental Reasons for E-Cigarette Use -- Residence Arrangements -- E-Cigarette Marketing -- Chapter 6 Correlates of Cigarette and E-Cigarette Smoking Status -- Individual Factors -- Age -- Gender and Sexual Orientation -- Race/Ethnicity -- Student Identity and Academic Performance -- Health and Wellness Status -- Perceived Individual Risk and Benefits -- Substance Use -- Smoking Cessation -- Chapter 7 -- Discussion -- Implications -- For Health Interventions -- For Regulations and Policies -- For Future Research -- Limitations -- Conclusion -- References -- About the Authors -- Index -- Blank Page -- Blank Page
9781685070908
Vaping--United States.
Electronic Books.
HV5748 / .W468 2021