แค่อยากเขียนถึงการใช้คำว่าจุ๊มุ หนูจะต้องเขียนเธรดยาวขนาดนี้เลยเหรอ แต่ไหนๆ ก็ไหนๆ แล้ว หากท่านใดสนใจงานวิจัยที่เกี่ยวข้องกับแนวคิดนี้ สามารถอ่านเพิ่มเติมได้ที่นี่เลยนะคะ— https://t.co/3AQkeEzlz7 https://t.co/kwaWSj6Zj7 https://t.co/LYrQUwX7dY https://t.co/HlYlSHB5LC
The collective dynamics of smoking in a large social network.
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The group consistently references the importance of social ties in smoking cessation, such as the impact of a spouse reducing smoking by 67% and the potential for social contagion models. The tone and choice of words, like 'relevant' and 'support helps', reflect a thoughtful recognition of the article's relevance and possible influence on health policies.
Most discussions acknowledge and support the findings of the article, especially emphasizing the social influence on smoking behaviors.
The discussions are highly engaging, with participants showing strong interest in how social networks impact smoking and behavior change.
Comments delve into related research, models, and implications, indicating a moderate level of deep engagement with the topic.
Several posts highlight the significance of social influence on health outcomes, suggesting a recognition of the study's potential impact on public health strategies.
Abstract in brief
- The study analyzed a large social network of over 12,000 people from the Framingham Heart Study between 1971 and 2003, finding that smoking tendencies tend to cluster within social groups, with these clusters remaining stable over time despite overall decreases in smoking prevalence.
- Smoking cessation is significantly influenced by close social ties: quitting by a spouse reduces an individual's chances of smoking by 67%, while siblings, friends, and coworkers also positively impact quitting, especially among those with higher education levels.
- The findings suggest that smoking spreads and diminishes within social networks through both close and distant relationships, indicating that social interactions play a crucial role in smoking behavior changes and should be considered in public health strategies.]
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Most liked on X and Bluesky@kanaimasa @wp0821pt このお二人繋がった方がいいです。 ソーシャルネットワーク効果です。 https://t.co/nvNu8FR9aG 知り合いの知り合いは例え、その人のことを知らなくても影響をうけるという
Interesante concepto sobre como las conductas también se contagian a nuestros contactos como si fueran un virus... https://t.co/bNwx9ZODPK
#Quitting? Support helps! Have you considered quitting with a buddy? Your #quitbuddy could be a friend, co-worker, spouse, sibling, etc. Example: Smoking cessation by a spouse decreased a person's chances of smoking by 67%! https://t.co/4yjipU5p5b https://t.co/3FGgKEZQ7P
I'm talking phenomena like he and Dr Fowler reported in @NEJM in 2008 (below). Can we boost this? #Vaccines #Pandemic #COVID19 2/2 https://t.co/o032dG8Ppj
@nicholasjkurian Isn't it?! Here's the study: https://t.co/0HXP6DJapn
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@kanaimasa @wp0821pt このお二人繋がった方がいいです。 ソーシャルネットワーク効果です。 https://t.co/nvNu8FR9aG 知り合いの知り合いは例え、その人のことを知らなくても影響をうけるという
@darkkef @EdithVazqu @MorenaSol2020 @endocrinorosero @salinas_mila @daniels_charls Erratas: había dicho Proc Natl acad sci usa. El artículo aparece en New England Journal of Medicine. https://t.co/28vzaY9D44
@GuillaumeBarucq @JeremyAnso Tout comme l'obésité. Il y a bien transmission, le vecteur étant social. On peut même trouver des modèles épidémio
แค่อยากเขียนถึงการใช้คำว่าจุ๊มุ หนูจะต้องเขียนเธรดยาวขนาดนี้เลยเหรอ แต่ไหนๆ ก็ไหนๆ แล้ว หากท่านใดสนใจงานวิจัยที่เกี่ยวข้องกับแนวคิดนี้ สามารถอ่านเพิ่มเติมได้ที่นี่เลยนะคะ— https://t.co/3AQkeEzlz7 https://t.co/kwaWSj6Zj7 https://t.co/LYrQUwX7dY https://t.co/HlYlSHB5LC
#Quitting? Support helps! Have you considered quitting with a buddy? Your #quitbuddy could be a friend, co-worker, spouse, sibling, etc. Example: Smoking cessation by a spouse decreased a person's chances of smoking by 67%! https://t.co/4yjipU5p5b https://t.co/3FGgKEZQ7P
@darosselli Un estudio en NEJM sobre como las redes sociales are relevantes en el resultado de dejar de fumar. En consecuencia, se genera un problema colateral en donde los fumadores comienzar a marginalizarse. https://t.co/1Zmhe5z5Bl 1/n
@lore_poe @RYCcomics @ZachWeiner Interestingly, it kind of is. Work on Framingham data led to new appreciation for the social spread of smoking, see here: https://t.co/CjMS1LcoBn
I'm talking phenomena like he and Dr Fowler reported in @NEJM in 2008 (below). Can we boost this? #Vaccines #Pandemic #COVID19 2/2 https://t.co/o032dG8Ppj
Similarly, our partner's weight loss efforts can rouse our desire to lose weight. In short, life is easier and more enjoyable when responsibilities and obstacles are taken on together. Sources: https://t.co/g90aAcdze6 https://t.co/UR5il29f4z
Link to that study: https://t.co/0HXP6DJapn
@nicholasjkurian Isn't it?! Here's the study: https://t.co/0HXP6DJapn
Interesante concepto sobre como las conductas también se contagian a nuestros contactos como si fueran un virus... https://t.co/bNwx9ZODPK
RT @UnsilencedSci: @JSighed @RichardBSpencer Smoking and other drug-use behaviors do spread through social networks, like a virus. Drugs im…
@JSighed @RichardBSpencer Smoking and other drug-use behaviors do spread through social networks, like a virus. Drugs impact younger people more and, thereby, impact society more. https://t.co/C3nEpQFQC9
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@branmorrighan Looking into complex contagion models could be useful since social reinforcement is taking place. At least for quitting the addictive behaviour^^: https://t.co/kHK9N9rU9j A review on complex contagion can be found here: https://t.co/dCXHCFrr9m
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