Re-fractions:- 1) Anita Slomski, (2015), Shopping Vouchers Sweeten Incentive for Pregnant Women to Quit Smoking, JAMA : the journal of the American Medical Association, 313, (12), pp 1200. 2) Busch, Andrew M, (2012), Valued life activities and readiness to quit smoking among mobility-impaired smokers, Health psychology, 31, (1), pp 122-125. 3) Gibson, Laura A, (2014), Evaluation of a Mass Media Campaign Promoting Using Help to Quit Smoking, American journal of preventive medicine, 46, (5), pp 487-495. 4) Aveyard, Paul, (2012), Brief opportunistic smoking cessation interventions: a systematic review and meta-analysis to compare advice to quit and offer of assistance Brief interventions for smoking cessation, Addiction (Abingdon, England), 107, (6), pp 1066-1073. 5) Zwar, (2014), Tobacco smoking: options for helping smokers to quit, Australian family physician, 43, (10), pp 664-665. 6) Joe Phua, (2013), Participating in Health Issue-Specific Social Networking Sites to Quit Smoking, Journal of communication, 63, (5), pp 933-952. 7) Cropsey, Karen L, (2011), Impact of self-initiated pre-quit smoking reduction on cessation rates, Addictive behaviors, 36, (1-2), pp 73-78. 8) Hughes, John R, (2014), Association of deferring a quit attempt with smoking cessation success, Journal of substance abuse treatment, 46, (2), pp 264. 9) Brose, Leonie S, (2012), Does it matter who you see to help you stop smoking, Addiction (Abingdon, England), 107, (11), pp 2019-1036. 10) Warner, David O. O, (2015), Helping Surgical Patients Quit Smoking Time to Bring It Home, Anesthesia. In the end answer the questions: 1) how dose article/ reference relate to the literature (other references/ article you have)? 2) how dose article/ reference relate to your own research project?
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