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This review of the social science publications on trajectories to quit smoking begins with an account of surveys looking at methods used to help smokers quit and professionals involved in helping them. The second part of the report deals with studies analysing the impact of socioeconomic variables on smoking behaviour and/or cessation.
In the first part, the available research indicates that the majority of smokers choose to quit spontaneously and without help, despite the existence of numerous systems and methods.
The second part of the report presents research that highlights the impact of socio-economic position on the experience of tobacco withdrawal.