Janelle has tried to quit smoking multiple times, but her cravings always lead her back to cigarettes. She is ready to try again, this time armed with an e-cigarette. She will most likely
A)quit successfully.
B)quit smoking cigarettes but will become addicted to her e-cigarette.
C)increase her smoking behaviour since she can smoke an e-cigarette in more places than real ones.
D)have a similar experience to her previous attempts to quit.

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Quizplus · Accepted Answer

There is no conclusive evidence that e-cigarettes are more effective than other methods to quit smoking. It ultimately depends on the individual's willpower and determination to quit. While e-cigarettes may help reduce cigarette use, there is a risk of becoming addicted to the e-cigarette itself. Therefore, Janelle may have a similar experience to her previous attempts to quit.

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