After the end of treatment, these effects were sustained through study end (ie, 6 months after the chosen quit day), with the exception of decreases in pleasure of smoking , as measured via the ATS, which did not reach statistical significance at the 6- or 12-week assessment ( P= .06 for both tests, comparing 6-week/12-week to baseline), but were statistically significant 24 weeks after the quit day (b=−0.54, P= .009).
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Leveraging Positive Psychology to Support Smoking Cessation in Nondaily Smokers Using a Smartphone App: Feasibility and Acceptability Study.
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