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REPORT ON YOUNGREPORT ON YOUNG
TOBACCO USERS.TOBACCO USERS.CIGARETTE SMOKING AND YOUTH.
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PRESENTED BY:-PRESENTED BY:-
Chandan Sinha BBA 4598/08
Kumar Ravi BBA 45103/08
Rohit Singh BBA 45108/08Anil Kr Agarwal BBA 4543/08
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INTRODUCTIONINTRODUCTION
Today, smoking issue is heated upamong different segments of oursociety, especially the younggeneration.
Lots of youngsters are putting theirhealth in risk by smoking.
Smoking is like a fatal disease but
youths still sense proud ofsmoking.
The most important way to stop the
endemic of smoking would be to
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OBJECTIVEOBJ
ECTIVE..
1.TO STUDY THE REASONS WHYYOUNGSTERS START SMOKING.
2.
3.TO STUDY THE PREVENTIONSREQUIRED.
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RESEARCHRESEARCH
METHODOLOGY.METHODOLOGY.TYPE OF DATA.PRIMARY DATA -QUESTIONNAIRE
SECONDARY DATA -INTERNET.
DATA COLLECTION METHOD.Data collection method for primary data is
questionnaire done with a sample size of 30people who aged between 19 to 25 yearsmainly college goers.
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MOTIVATION.MOTIVATION.
THIS STUDY IS DONE FOR THEPURPOSE OF SPREADINGGENERAL AWARENESS AND
HEALTH RELATED AWARENESS.
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HEALTH HAZARDS OFHEALTH HAZARDS OF
SMOKING.SMOKING. A smoker inhales a substance containing 43
cancer-causing (carcinogenic) compoundsbesides four hundred other toxins includingnicotine and tar.
Smoking causes lung and throat cancer, heartdisease, emphysema, bronchial and lungdisorders.
A recent report has shown that smoking tobaccoand nicotine is the worlds leading cause ofdeath and disability - more than HIV, AIDS, orfamine.
A report by WHO estimates that smoking-related
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SMOKING AMONGSMOKING AMONG
YOUNGSTERS.YOUNGSTERS.Young generation is fond of smoking.
They get stress-free and feel happy whilesmoking
Long-term health consequences of youthsmoking is reinforced by the fact that mostyoung people who smoke regularly
continue to smoke throughout adulthood.
Youngsters aged 1314 yrs try their firstcigarette, and most of them are not aware
of the possible risk they are exposed to.
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REASONSREASONS..
1.To attract the attention of society.2.Think of it as a style statement.
3.Smoke to adhere to their social
group and develop their socialnetwork.
4.Through smoking, most young
people show their power andimportance.
5.Another reason to make smoking
as a habit is feeling of
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HOW TO PREVENT?HOW TO PREVENT?
By implementing anti-smokingplans and campaign at schoollevel so as to make them aware
of the dangers of smoking.By providing substitutes of
smoking such as chewing gums,elaichi, sweet candies etc, whichdiverts them from smoking.
Parental attention towards theiryoung ones, so as to keep a
check on their smoking habits.
GRAPHICALRAPHI AL
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GRAPHICALRAPHI AL
REPRESENATIOREPRESENATIO
N & ANALYSISN & ANALYSISOFOF
QUESTIONNAIRQUESTIONNAIR
EE..
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GENDERGENDER..
GENDER PEOPLEMALE 22FEMALE 8
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ANALYSIS.ANALYSIS.
The following graphicalrepresentations of the questionsgive a clear picture to the
objective.The following sample consists of
30 people, of age 19-25 years.
The following group of 30contains 22(73%) male and8(27%) female candidates.
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DO YOU SMOKE?DO YOU SMOKE?
MALE FEMALEYES 19 5NO 3 3
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ANALYSISANALYSIScontdcontd
Of the 22 male candidate 19(86.3%)said that they do smoke. Rest3(13.6%) said they do not smokewhich shows that the smoking rateis high compared to the nonsmokers.
Whereas in female candidates
smokers rate is 62.5% ascompared to non smokers which is37.5%.
In this we see that male smokersare 79.1% and female smokers are
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STARTING AGE.STARTING AGE.
AGE PEOPLE
12 3
13 6
14 5
15 1
16 2
17 5
18 2
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ANALYSISANALYSIScontdcontd
Starting age of smoking is a veryimportant factor for thisobjective.
In this analysis we see thatminimum age when most peoplestart smoking is 12 years andthis varies till maximum 14-15years.
This is the age when a young boyor girl gets influenced easily to
these dilemmas, and are less
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HOW DID YOU STARTHOW DID YOU START
SMOKING?SMOKING?ROM WHOM PEOPLE
PARENTAL %0
OPYING YOURSTARS %2
EEING YOURFRIENDS %8
UST FOR FUN %0
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ANALYSISANALYSIScontdcontd
In this graph we see that maininfluence of youngsters are theirimmediate surroundings.
Parents, friends, their icons,brothers etc.
Mostly students and college goers
try it for fun and then extendthis habit till adulthood.
Media also plays a role inspreading this problem
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FREQUENCYFREQUENCY..
IME IN A DAY PEOPLE
-ETWEEN 1 2 %
-ETWEEN 2 4 %1
-ETWEEN 4 10 %2
ORE THAN 10 %9
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ANALYSISANALYSIScontdcontd
The following analysis tries to findthat even after trying smokingfor the first time, how does the
growth in this habit takes place.This is implied by the larger
section where 42% candidatessmoke between 4-10 times aday which is generally high.
The reason for this extension ofthis habit given by them is that
cigarettes act as stress busters,
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DO YOU WISH TO QUITDO YOU WISH TO QUIT
SMOKING?SMOKING?
UIT SMOKING %AGE
YES 14NO 10
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ANALYSISANALYSIScontdcontd
This pictorial representationdepicts that even afterprolonged smoking 58% say that
they will quit this habit, but therest 42% said that they wontquit and would continue with it.
Among the 14(58%) quitters11(78.5%) are boys and3(21.5%) are girls.
The 10(42%) non quitters consist
of 8(80%) boys and 2(20%) girls.
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ANALYSISANALYSIScontdcontd
The reasons given by male quitters weremany.
Some said they would stop smokingafter having children, cause they do
not want to be a bad influence onchildren's.
Some said that if they come across anyserious health problem related tosmoking they would quit smoking.
Female smokers had a genuine reasonfor quitting, since they said that aftermarriage they will have to quit, sincetheir husband and in-laws will offend
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PREVENTIONPREVENTION..
The following preventivemeasures time of quitting weregiven by the candidates
themselves.1.By using substitute such as
chewing gum.
2.By practising self control.3.Joining rehab programs.
4.Consulting physicians.
5)
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INTERPRETATION.INTERPRETATION.
After all this analysis it is evidentthat the flux or originating point ofsmoking in persons life is thatpersons teen age period.
Smoking is influenced mainlybecause they are influenced byfriends and mostly do it for fun.
Young male smokers are more ascompared to their femalecounterparts.
Most smokers intend to quit
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CONCLUSION.CONCLUSION.
In spite of all the health warnings,youngsters continue to getenthusiastic on tobacco. Eventhough they all know that it's badfor them.
It can be concluded that the habit ofsmoking catches a person mainly
at the mere age of 14-16.It can also be concluded that a
shallow knowledge of the healthrisks is not enough to convinceoun sters to not smoke. Pro er
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