Quitting smoking problem among nursing mothers and its solution
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https://doi.org/10.15587/2313-8416.2014.27247Keywords:
smoking, nursing mothers, psychological featuresAbstract
Research actuality is prevalence of smoking among nursing mothers. Individual typological features points of 60 nursing mothers (20 of them smoke) were explored. The majority (60%) of smoking nursing mothers has low subjective control index. There was determined that measures with recommendations to refuse smoking have low effectiveness. It is reasonable to attract psychologists.
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