Tabaquismo y mujer: diferencias en relación al género masculino

Smoking, at present implies a serious problem in society. Among women, smoking has increased in the last years, not only the developed countries but in the developing ones. In Spain, 27.2% of females over 15 smoke, being of special concern prevalence rates observed in youngsters of 16-24 years old....

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Authors: Robaina Palmés, Francisco; Calvo Fernández, José Ramón; Rodríguez Tadeo, Elsa; Flores Robaina, Noelia
Format: Article
Publication date:2008
Country:España
Repository:accedaCRIS portal de investigación de la Universidad de las Palmas de Gran Canaria
OAI Identifier:oai:accedacris.ulpgc.es:10553/5840
Online Access:http://hdl.handle.net/10553/5840
Access Level:Open access
Keyword:58 Pedagogía
Smoking
Gender
Women
Attitudes
Students at the ULPGC
Tabaquismo
Género
Mujeres
Actitud
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Summary:Smoking, at present implies a serious problem in society. Among women, smoking has increased in the last years, not only the developed countries but in the developing ones. In Spain, 27.2% of females over 15 smoke, being of special concern prevalence rates observed in youngsters of 16-24 years old. 42.7 of females are smokers, 2 points above males. The outcomes of a sample composed of 675 subjects of both sexes aged 18-52 are presented in this paper. They are students of the Teacher Training College of the ULPGC. The aim of this research was to discover students' attitudes towards smoking, especially women's. The information collected suggests that the perception that students have towards smoking is basically negative although women have a more positive perception than men.