Remote Smoking Research Study
Researchers at Brown University are studying how everyday social and environmental challenges affect young adults who currently smoke cigarettes and are trying to quit smoking.
Fast Facts
Currently Smoke Cigarettes & Have Tried To Quit In The Past
Ages 18-25
Compensation Provided
Conducted Remotely
Study Background
Project CRISSP (Cessation & Relapse Impacted by Social-contextual Stressors & Psychopharmacology)
Project CRISSP is a study at Brown University School of Public Health focused on understanding why young adults who smoke cigarettes face challenges when trying to quit smoking. The study looks at how daily stressors, like financial problems, work struggles, school pressures, relationship issues, and difficulties at home or in their neighborhood, can make it harder to stop smoking for young adults.
By talking directly with young adults who smoke and have tried to quit before, the study aims to learn more about their experiences and the specific challenges they face. The goal is to use these insights to create better strategies to help people quit smoking successfully.
Study Background
Project CRISSP (Cessation & Relapse Impacted by Social-contextual Stressors & Psychopharmacology)
Project CRISSP is a study at Brown University School of Public Health focused on understanding why young adults who smoke cigarettes face challenges when trying to quit smoking. The study looks at how daily stressors, like financial problems, work struggles, school pressures, relationship issues, and difficulties at home or in their neighborhood, can make it harder to stop smoking for young adults.
By talking directly with young adults who smoke and have tried to quit before, the study aims to learn more about their experiences and the specific challenges they face. The goal is to use these insights to create better strategies to help people quit smoking successfully.
Additional Information
You may qualify for this study if you meet the following criteria:
Inclusion Criteria:
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Ages 18-25
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Currently smoke cigarettes regularly
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Have tried to quit smoking in the past
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Can access Zoom
If you participate in this study, here’s what you can expect:
Schedule a Session: You’ll set up a time for a virtual session via Zoom.
Complete a Survey: At the start of the session, you’ll fill out a brief online survey.
Participate in an Interview: You’ll take part in a one-hour interview where you’ll share your experiences and thoughts related to smoking and daily stressors.
Wrap-Up: Once the session is complete, your participation in the study will be finished.
As a thank-you for your time and effort, you will receive up to $60, either as an Amazon.com gift card or a prepaid ClinCard debit card that can be used anywhere Mastercard is accepted.
There is no cost for you to participate in our research study.
Brown University research study
Protocol ID (STUDY00000635)
