2. A discussion about nicotine addiction must focus on causes, effects, and solutions. A discussion about nicotine addiction must focus on causes, effects, and solutions.

3. Stress Stress Boredom Boredom Advertisement Advertisement Social Society/ Peer Pressure Social Society/ Peer Pressure Friends/ Family Friends/ Family

4. Health Health Behavior/ Social Stimulation Behavior/ Social Stimulation Society/ Lifestyle Society/ Lifestyle Jobs Jobs Family/ Friends Family/ Friends Dangerous Habits Dangerous Habits

5. Financial Financial Health Health Pregnancy Pregnancy Hypnotherapy Hypnotherapy Quit Cold Turkey Quit Cold Turkey

6. Gum Gum Patches Patches Therapy Treatments Therapy Treatments Education Education Family/ Friends Family/ Friends

7. Causes, effects, and solutions Causes, effects, and solutions

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