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. 2018 Jul 16;9(4):583–593. doi: 10.1093/tbm/iby073

Table 2.

Active engagement with general app features that were aimed at all participants

General app feature Active engagement type N Engaged with the feature at least once: % (N)
“How addicted are you?”a Completing a two-item quiz as per the Heaviness of Smoking Index 494 16.6 (82)
“Reasons to quit” – 1a Listing why the person wants to quit smoking 494 7.5 (37)
“Reasons to quit” – 2a Indicating personal relevance of pre-defined reasons to quit 494 4.9 (24)
“Getting ready”a Indicating if pre-defined activities to prepare for the quit attempt have been completed 494 10.1 (50)
“Withdrawal symptoms”a Rating usefulness of tips to cope with withdrawal symptoms 494 25.1 (124)
“Medicine”b Indicating interest in trying out a nicotine replacement product c 494 7.7 (38)
“Phone support”b Adding contact details of people to get instant support 494 1.2 (6)
“Video memos”b Recording supportive video messages from friends and family and/or recording personal commitment to quitting smoking 494 30.6 (151)
“Social”b Rating usefulness of tips to cope with social situations and advice on using social support 494 31.2 (154)

aAvailable from registration.

bAvailable after quit date.

cIncluding nicotine gum, patch, lozenge, nasal spray, mouth spray, inhaler, and microtab.