#9577. Nighttime Waking to Smoke, Stress, and Nicotine Addiction

September 2026publication date
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Psychology (miscellaneous);
Medicine (miscellaneous);
Neurology (clinical);
Neuroscience (miscellaneous);
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Abstract:
Introduction: Up to one-half of cigarette smokers may wake up during the night and smoke. This behavior may result in greater likelihood of cessation failure, clinically relevant sleep difficulties, and a range of health issues. Whereas the scientific literature has often attributed this behavior to nicotine dependence, up to 85% of smokers who wake at night and smoke attribute this behavior to factors other than nicotine. This study examines the relations between nicotine dependence, psychological distress, perceived stress, and waking at night to smoke.
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