Hosking and colleagues (2009)examined cultural differences in predictors of behavioural intentions to quit smoking.The factor that was more predictive of Westerners' intentions than Southeast Asians' intentions was

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The study found that personal attitudes towards smoking were more predictive of Westerners' intentions to quit smoking than Southeast Asians' intentions. This suggests that Westerners are more likely to be influenced by their own beliefs and values about smoking, whereas Southeast Asians may be more influenced by social norms and external factors.

Hosking and Colleagues (2009)examined Cultural Differences in Predictors of Behavioural