Associations between affect, craving, and smoking in Korean smokers: An ecological momentary assessment study

Gunter, R; Szeto, Edwin H.; Suh, Sooyeon; Kim, Y.; Jeong, S-H.; Waters, Andrew J.

doi:10.1016/j.abrep.2020.100301

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“…Craving increases the likelihood of alcohol use and alcohol dependence (Hochster et al, 2018; Khosravani et al, 2019; Remmerswaal et al, 2019; Thorberg et al, 2019). Furthermore, higher levels of craving are associated with nicotine use (Gunter et al, 2020) and reduced resistance to cigarette use (Stevenson et al, 2017) resulting in nicotine lapse (Motschman et al, 2018). In addition, cognitive‐affective factors such as negative affect, impulsivity and thought suppression are well known to contribute to alcohol and nicotine use.…”

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Desire thinking as an underlying mechanism in alcohol use disorder and nicotine dependence

Khosravani

Spada

Ardestani

et al. 2022

Clin Psychology and Psychoth

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Desire thinking is an emerging construct in the addictive behaviours literature. No research, to date, has investigated its contribution to problematic alcohol use and nicotine dependence in patient samples when accounting for established predictors of addictive behaviours. The present study sought to clarify, in patient samples, the relative contribution of desire thinking in the associations between negative affect, impulsivity and thought suppression on the one hand and craving, problematic alcohol use and nicotine dependence on the other. To achieve this goal, two groups of individuals with alcohol use disorder (AUD) (n = 370; age range = 15–67 years) and nicotine dependence (n = 365; age range = 17–75 years) were selected, and measures of negative affect, impulsivity, thought suppression, craving, desire thinking, problematic alcohol use and nicotine dependence were completed by both groups. Results showed that in both groups, negative affect and thought suppression indirectly affected alcohol and nicotine craving, problematic alcohol use and nicotine dependence through the mediating role of desire thinking. The present study shows the independent role of desire thinking in predicting problematic alcohol use and nicotine dependence in patient samples, indicating its potential relevance for treatment.

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Desire thinking as an underlying mechanism in alcohol use disorder and nicotine dependence

Khosravani

Spada

Ardestani

et al. 2022

Clin Psychology and Psychoth

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A latent variable approach to jointly modeling longitudinal and cumulative event data using a weighted two‐stage method

Abbott,

Nahum‐Shani,

Lam

et al. 2024

Statistics in Medicine

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Ecological momentary assessment (EMA), a data collection method commonly employed in mHealth studies, allows for repeated real‐time sampling of individuals' psychological, behavioral, and contextual states. Due to the frequent measurements, data collected using EMA are useful for understanding both the temporal dynamics in individuals' states and how these states relate to adverse health events. Motivated by data from a smoking cessation study, we propose a joint model for analyzing longitudinal EMA data to determine whether certain latent psychological states are associated with repeated cigarette use. Our method consists of a longitudinal submodel—a dynamic factor model—that models changes in the time‐varying latent states and a cumulative risk submodel—a Poisson regression model—that connects the latent states with the total number of events. In the motivating data, both the predictors—the underlying psychological states—and the event outcome—the number of cigarettes smoked—are partially unobservable; we account for this incomplete information in our proposed model and estimation method. We take a two‐stage approach to estimation that leverages existing software and uses importance sampling‐based weights to reduce potential bias. We demonstrate that these weights are effective at reducing bias in the cumulative risk submodel parameters via simulation. We apply our method to a subset of data from a smoking cessation study to assess the association between psychological state and cigarette smoking. The analysis shows that above‐average intensities of negative mood are associated with increased cigarette use.

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Affective mechanisms of stress-induced cigarette craving: Considerations of gender and race/ethnicity

Erblich¹,

Montgomery²,

Schnur³

2022

Addictive Behaviors

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Associations between affect, craving, and smoking in Korean smokers: An ecological momentary assessment study

Abstract: Highlights First study of Korean smokers using Ecological Momentary Assessment. Positive between-subject association between negative and positive affect. Robust associations between negative/positive affect and craving.

Cited by 8 publications

References 40 publications

Desire thinking as an underlying mechanism in alcohol use disorder and nicotine dependence

Desire thinking as an underlying mechanism in alcohol use disorder and nicotine dependence

A latent variable approach to jointly modeling longitudinal and cumulative event data using a weighted two‐stage method

Affective mechanisms of stress-induced cigarette craving: Considerations of gender and race/ethnicity

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