Efectos de algunas señales visuales y olfativas sobre el consumo de cigarrillo y el ansia por fumar
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Las señales inductoras para el consumo (SIC) son uno de los factores que inciden en que un fumador encienda, o no, el próximo cigarrillo. Las SIC impactan más a los fumadores no dependientes de la nicotina (FND) que a los fumadores dependientes (FD). Los FND no son dependientes de la nicotina y sus niveles de monóxido de carbono tienden a ser más bajos. Los FD muestran niveles de nicotina y monóxido de carbono más altos (dependientes). Este estudio evaluó el nivel de ansia de los individuos frente a imágenes relacionadas con el producto (cigarrillos y cajetilla de cigarrillos) y si existen diferencias entre inductores visuales y olfativos en relación con el consumo de cigarrillo. Los FD muestran niveles de nicotina y monóxido de carbono más... Ver más

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Clavijo Álvarez, Álvaro Arturo

Avila Rozo, Diego Andrés

Henao Barbosa, Karen Viviana

Suárez Ordóñez, Laura Carolina

Urbano Mejía, Cristian Yesid

Molano Gallardo, Juan Pablo

Zanguña Villalba, Julián Andrés

Ledesma Castro, Pablo Andrés

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Effects of some visual and olfactory cues on cigarette consumption and smoking craving
Las señales inductoras para el consumo (SIC) son uno de los factores que inciden en que un fumador encienda, o no, el próximo cigarrillo. Las SIC impactan más a los fumadores no dependientes de la nicotina (FND) que a los fumadores dependientes (FD). Los FND no son dependientes de la nicotina y sus niveles de monóxido de carbono tienden a ser más bajos. Los FD muestran niveles de nicotina y monóxido de carbono más altos (dependientes). Este estudio evaluó el nivel de ansia de los individuos frente a imágenes relacionadas con el producto (cigarrillos y cajetilla de cigarrillos) y si existen diferencias entre inductores visuales y olfativos en relación con el consumo de cigarrillo. Los FD muestran niveles de nicotina y monóxido de carbono más altos. Los participantes mostraron mayor ansia ante las imágenes que presentaban cigarrillos saliendo de la cajetilla. No se hallaron diferencias entre inductores visuales y olfativos en relación con el consumo de cigarrillo. No obstante, la ocurrencia de fumar fue mayor en FD que en FND. Por eso, es importante clasificar el tipo de fumador en futuras investigaciones que pretendan evaluar esta población. 
Inducing signals for consumption (SIC) are one of the factors that influence whether or not a smoker lights the next cigarette. SIC impact non-nicotine-dependent smokers (FND) more than dependent smokers (FD). FND are not nicotine dependent, and their carbon monoxide levels tend to be lower. FD shown higher (dependent) nicotine and carbon monoxide levels. This study evaluated the level of anxiety of individuals against images related to the product (cigarettes and cigarette pack) and whether there were differences between visual and olfactory inducers concerning cigarette consumption. FD shown higher nicotine and carbon monoxide levels. Participants were more anxious at the images showing cigarettes coming out of the pack. There were no differences between visual and olfactory inducers about cigarette consumption. However, the occurrence of smoking was higher in FD than in FND. Therefore, it is essential to classify the type of smoker in future research that aims to evaluate this population.
Clavijo Álvarez, Álvaro Arturo
Avila Rozo, Diego Andrés
Henao Barbosa, Karen Viviana
Suárez Ordóñez, Laura Carolina
Urbano Mejía, Cristian Yesid
Molano Gallardo, Juan Pablo
Zanguña Villalba, Julián Andrés
Ledesma Castro, Pablo Andrés
Inducing cues
nicotine dependence
smoker types
craving
cigarette smoking
humans
señales inductoras
dependencia a la nicotina
tipo de fumador
ansia
consumo de cigarrillo
humanos
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title Efectos de algunas señales visuales y olfativas sobre el consumo de cigarrillo y el ansia por fumar
spellingShingle Efectos de algunas señales visuales y olfativas sobre el consumo de cigarrillo y el ansia por fumar
Clavijo Álvarez, Álvaro Arturo
Avila Rozo, Diego Andrés
Henao Barbosa, Karen Viviana
Suárez Ordóñez, Laura Carolina
Urbano Mejía, Cristian Yesid
Molano Gallardo, Juan Pablo
Zanguña Villalba, Julián Andrés
Ledesma Castro, Pablo Andrés
Inducing cues
nicotine dependence
smoker types
craving
cigarette smoking
humans
señales inductoras
dependencia a la nicotina
tipo de fumador
ansia
consumo de cigarrillo
humanos
title_short Efectos de algunas señales visuales y olfativas sobre el consumo de cigarrillo y el ansia por fumar
title_full Efectos de algunas señales visuales y olfativas sobre el consumo de cigarrillo y el ansia por fumar
title_fullStr Efectos de algunas señales visuales y olfativas sobre el consumo de cigarrillo y el ansia por fumar
title_full_unstemmed Efectos de algunas señales visuales y olfativas sobre el consumo de cigarrillo y el ansia por fumar
title_sort efectos de algunas señales visuales y olfativas sobre el consumo de cigarrillo y el ansia por fumar
title_eng Effects of some visual and olfactory cues on cigarette consumption and smoking craving
description Las señales inductoras para el consumo (SIC) son uno de los factores que inciden en que un fumador encienda, o no, el próximo cigarrillo. Las SIC impactan más a los fumadores no dependientes de la nicotina (FND) que a los fumadores dependientes (FD). Los FND no son dependientes de la nicotina y sus niveles de monóxido de carbono tienden a ser más bajos. Los FD muestran niveles de nicotina y monóxido de carbono más altos (dependientes). Este estudio evaluó el nivel de ansia de los individuos frente a imágenes relacionadas con el producto (cigarrillos y cajetilla de cigarrillos) y si existen diferencias entre inductores visuales y olfativos en relación con el consumo de cigarrillo. Los FD muestran niveles de nicotina y monóxido de carbono más altos. Los participantes mostraron mayor ansia ante las imágenes que presentaban cigarrillos saliendo de la cajetilla. No se hallaron diferencias entre inductores visuales y olfativos en relación con el consumo de cigarrillo. No obstante, la ocurrencia de fumar fue mayor en FD que en FND. Por eso, es importante clasificar el tipo de fumador en futuras investigaciones que pretendan evaluar esta población. 
description_eng Inducing signals for consumption (SIC) are one of the factors that influence whether or not a smoker lights the next cigarette. SIC impact non-nicotine-dependent smokers (FND) more than dependent smokers (FD). FND are not nicotine dependent, and their carbon monoxide levels tend to be lower. FD shown higher (dependent) nicotine and carbon monoxide levels. This study evaluated the level of anxiety of individuals against images related to the product (cigarettes and cigarette pack) and whether there were differences between visual and olfactory inducers concerning cigarette consumption. FD shown higher nicotine and carbon monoxide levels. Participants were more anxious at the images showing cigarettes coming out of the pack. There were no differences between visual and olfactory inducers about cigarette consumption. However, the occurrence of smoking was higher in FD than in FND. Therefore, it is essential to classify the type of smoker in future research that aims to evaluate this population.
author Clavijo Álvarez, Álvaro Arturo
Avila Rozo, Diego Andrés
Henao Barbosa, Karen Viviana
Suárez Ordóñez, Laura Carolina
Urbano Mejía, Cristian Yesid
Molano Gallardo, Juan Pablo
Zanguña Villalba, Julián Andrés
Ledesma Castro, Pablo Andrés
author_facet Clavijo Álvarez, Álvaro Arturo
Avila Rozo, Diego Andrés
Henao Barbosa, Karen Viviana
Suárez Ordóñez, Laura Carolina
Urbano Mejía, Cristian Yesid
Molano Gallardo, Juan Pablo
Zanguña Villalba, Julián Andrés
Ledesma Castro, Pablo Andrés
topic Inducing cues
nicotine dependence
smoker types
craving
cigarette smoking
humans
señales inductoras
dependencia a la nicotina
tipo de fumador
ansia
consumo de cigarrillo
humanos
topic_facet Inducing cues
nicotine dependence
smoker types
craving
cigarette smoking
humans
señales inductoras
dependencia a la nicotina
tipo de fumador
ansia
consumo de cigarrillo
humanos
topicspa_str_mv señales inductoras
dependencia a la nicotina
tipo de fumador
ansia
consumo de cigarrillo
humanos
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