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However, another study shows contrasting results and suggests that ads with higher emotional intensity, such as those that feature graphic disease or suffering, lead to reduced intention to smoke (3)

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According to a 2015 study on nicotine addiction and psychiatric disorders published in the International Review of Neurobiology , the high prevalence of smoking among people with mental illnesses may be explained by attempts to self-medicate with nicotine, which can momentarily lessen symptoms like stress, difficulty concentrating, and low moods