Heesoo Ha, Wonyong Park, Jinwoong Song
Preservice Elementary Teachers' Socioscientific Reasoning During a Decision-Making Activity in the Context of COVID-19
Science & education
last two decades cigarette smoking witnessed global increase use especially among youth loneliness one possible psychosocial determinants smoking study examined association loneliness attitudes towards cigarette smoking among university students iran crosssectional study study conducted among 538 university students recruited using cluster random sampling method loneliness smoking attitudes samples assessed using revised version university california los angeles loneliness scale scale cigarette smoking attitude csa descriptive statistics pearsons correlation coefficient multivariable regression analysis used analyse data total 538 participants 301 599 students young women mean age students 22229 years 56 104 students married 370 879 lived families 131 243 students experienced cigarette smoking terms universityrelated characteristics 205 381 students studied faculty medicine also 30 students positive indifferent attitude towards smoking 264 students reported feeling lonely mean scores loneliness csa 41421129 4864112 respectively statistically significant positive correlation found loneliness csa r0289 p0001 controlling potential confounders regression analysis loneliness scores also positively associated csa scores b 014 95 ci 0097 018 according positive association loneliness students csa paying attention state loneliness college students examining situations reasons increase identifying interventions might reduce necessary reducing loneliness among college students correct attitudes towards smoking