Psychoanalytic Approach to Smoking Cessation

About the author

Foreword

Acknowledgements

Introduction

PART I
What are the conscious motives for smoking?

1 What do the psychologists think?

2 What do the tobacco boys think?

PART II
What are the unconscious motives for smoking?

3 Ernest Dichter's 'Motivation Research'

4 Psychoanalytic understanding

5 Psychoanalytically informed cross-disciplinary perspectives

PART III
What does smoking addiction have to do with Linus's security blanket?

6 D. W. Winnicott: who was he?

7 What are his major contributions to psychoanalysis?

8 What is his view on smoking addiction?

PART IV
Which research approach has the power to access the unconscious?

9 Quantitative survey-based research?

10 Qualitative interview-based research?

11 The narrative interviewing approach?

12 The Free Association Narrative Interview (FANI) method!

13 What does our research approach look like?

PART V
The shadow of the transitional object fell upon the cigarette

14 Our respondents - what are their stories?

15 Spotting the 'regressive' smoking moments

16 The resemblance of a cigarette to the transitional object

PART VI
So what?

17 Implications for smokers and public health policy

18 Proposed directions for future research

References

Index

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• Teoria psicanalítica (Psicologia Freudiana)
• Deixar de fumar
• Psicoterapia
• Dependência e terapia

transitional object theory;Winnicott psychoanalysis;addiction psychology;qualitative interview methods;unconscious motivation;tobacco industry research;free association narrative interview method