Convergent validation study of the Contemplation Ladder for application via telephone in tobacco users

Terra, Mauro Barbosa; Silveira, Dartiu Xavier da; Moreira, Taís de Campos; Ferigolo, Maristela; Mazoni, Cláudia Galvão; Arena, Fernanda; Barros, Helena Maria Tannhauser

doi:10.1590/s0047-20852009000300001

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“…Scores range from 0 to 10, where 0 means not motivated at all ("I like smoking and I do not consider quitting") and 10 totally motivated ("I have already quit and I am not going to smoke again"). The scale is validated and used in a Brazilian quitline service (Terra et al, 2009).…”

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Depression among smokers of a web-based intervention to quit smoking: a cross-sectional study

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Introduction. Web-based interventions for smoking cessation are an innovative strategy to reduce the burden of smoking. Although many web-based interventions are freely available in many languages and have proven to be effective, so far no study has covered in detail the association between depression and smoking. Objective. The aim of this study was to evaluate the prevalence of depression among users of the Viva sem Tabaco, a web-based intervention for smoking cessation. Method. This was a retrospective cross-sectional study. In the internet-based intervention participated 1 433. Inclusion criteria were: being 18 years or older and a smoker; exclusion criteria were: omitting to fill out two questions of the screening depression questionnaire PHQ-2 and having made multiple accesses within a limited time span, characterizing invalid access. At the end, the sample had 461 participants. Participants answered questions related to sociodemographic characteristics, tobacco history, depression (PHQ-2 and PHQ-9), alcohol use, and intervention use. Results. Participants average age was 42.3 years (SD = 12.1). Most participants were female (67%), and 70% were employed during the time of the study. From the total sample, 36.4% of the participants presented depression according to PHQ-2. Being screened with depression was associated with tobacco dependence (OR = 1.10; 95% CI = 1.00, 1.20), and associated with not having a job (OR = .53; 95% CI = .29, .97). Discussion and conclusion. Depression may be a factor to be considered in programs that offer support to quit smoking through the internet for Portuguese Speakers.

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Depression among smokers of a web-based intervention to quit smoking: a cross-sectional study

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“…Scores range from 0 to 10, where 0 means not motivated at all and 10 completely motivated. The scale is validated and used in the Brazilian quitline service 44 . c) Fagerström Test of Nicotine Dependence (FTND).…”

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Facebook recruitment of smokers: comparing gain- and loss-framed ads for the purposes of an Internet-based smoking cessation intervention

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Gain- and loss-framed messages about smoking behavior have commonly been used to promote cessation. However, there are still no clear conclusions as to what kind of message is more effective for motivating smokers to quit. This study compared the effectiveness of loss- and gain-framed messages in the online recruitment of smokers via Facebook Advertising. Loss- and gain-framed messages about smoking were created and released as Facebook ads. Users who clicked on the ads were automatically redirected to the “Live Without Tobacco” intervention (http://www.vivasemtabaco.com.br). The amount spent on the ads was BRL 647.64. Data were collected from the Facebook Ads platform and from a relational database. Analyses were performed on the 6,350 users who clicked on one of the ads and 1,731 who were successfully redirected to the intervention. Gain-framed ads reached 174,029 people and loss-framed ads reached 180,527. The former received 2,688 clicks, while the latter received 3,662. The cost of the click was BRL 0.12 per gain-framed ad and BRL 0.09 per loss-framed ad. Loss-framed ads reached more users, got more clicks (and website accesses), and led to more accounts and quit plans being created. Loss-framed messages about smoking appear to be more cost-effective for both initial recruitment and intervention engagement. Facebook has proven to be a good outreach and recruitment tool and can be a solution for the difficulty in reaching smokers for cessation interventions.

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“…Esse instrumento é uma medida breve de motivação e de prontidão para a mudança. Foi desenvolvido por Biener e Abrams em 1991, e, no Brasil, Terra et. al (2009) realizaram uma validação convergente para a população de tabagistas.…”

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“…Aqueles que se avaliam próximos ao número 1, ainda se encontram pré--contemplativos. Já avaliações próximas ao cinco remetem ao estágio da ação (Amodei & Lamb, 2004;Terra et. al, 2009).…”

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Adaptação Brasileira do Manual Brief Intervention for Adolescent Alcohol and Drug Use

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RESUMO O objetivo deste estudo é apresentar o processo de adaptação para a realidade brasileira do Manual Brief Intervention for Adolescent Alcohol and Drug Use. Na versão original, desenvolvida nos Estados Unidos, o formato das sessões é individual, sendo assim, também se objetivou adaptar o manual para o formato grupal. O protocolo prevê a realização de quatro sessões, sendo que duas delas contam com a participação dos pais/responsáveis. O processo foi realizado em três etapas: 1. tradução e retrotradução do manual e a adaptação das intervenções e recursos; 2. revisão do material por especialistas; 3. adequação das intervenções por meio de dois estudos-piloto, o primeiro em formato individual e o segundo em formato grupal. Os resultados evidenciaram a adequação da versão do manual para a realidade brasileira e para ser utilizado em grupos. Palavras-chave: adolescência, intervenção breve, uso de drogas, treinamento de pais. ABSTRACT-Brazilian Adaptation of the Brief Intervention for Adolescent Alcohol and Drug Use Manual The purpose of this study is to present the adaptation process of the Brazilian version of the manual Brief Intervention for Adolescent Alcohol and Drug Use. In the original version, developed in the United States, the session format is individual, and so, another objective was to adapt the manual for the group format. The protocol provides for four sessions, two of which involve participation of parents/guardians. The process was carried out in three stages: 1. translation and back-translation of the manual and adaptation of interventions and resources; 2. expert review of the material; 3. verification of intervention adequacy through two pilot studies, the first in an individual format and the second in a group format. The results evidenced the adequacy of the manual revision for the Brazilian context and for use in groups.

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Convergent validation study of the Contemplation Ladder for application via telephone in tobacco users

Cited by 12 publications

References 26 publications

Depression among smokers of a web-based intervention to quit smoking: a cross-sectional study

Depression among smokers of a web-based intervention to quit smoking: a cross-sectional study

Facebook recruitment of smokers: comparing gain- and loss-framed ads for the purposes of an Internet-based smoking cessation intervention

Adaptação Brasileira do Manual Brief Intervention for Adolescent Alcohol and Drug Use

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