The Effects of Progressive Cigarette Smoke Dilution Upon Smoking Pattern and Stress Responses in Humans

Author

David M. Keenan, Western Michigan University

Date of Award

8-1980

Degree Name

Doctor of Philosophy

Department

Psychology

First Advisor

Dr. Paul T. Mountjoy

Second Advisor

Dr. Frederick P. Gault

Third Advisor

Dr. Howard E. Farris

Fourth Advisor

Dr. C. Dennis Simpson

Abstract

Nine chronic cigarette smokers were exposed to one of three schedules of cigarette smoke dilution. The rate of smoke dilution was held constant, but the time interval for achieving maximum dilution varied from one, two and four weeks.

Comments

Fifth Advisor: Dr. David O. Lyon

Access Setting

Dissertation-Open Access

Recommended Citation

Keenan, David M., "The Effects of Progressive Cigarette Smoke Dilution Upon Smoking Pattern and Stress Responses in Humans" (1980). Dissertations. 2633.
https://scholarworks.wmich.edu/dissertations/2633