Current Status Results from the CCHS are presented in Table 2
[DOI] [PMC free article] [PubMed] [Google Scholar] 23.Gauvin PN, Goodman BL
Although evidence, albeit mostly limited to settings in high-income countries, suggests that individual material (eg, financial problems), cultural (eg, norms regarding smoking), and psychosocial factors (eg, perceived social support, psychosocial working conditions) contribute to the socioeconomic gradient in tobacco use, these factors often do not fully account for the gradient.424344 Ecological models of health behaviour emphasise the environmental and policy contexts of behaviour, suggesting that the characteristics of the physical and social environment, such as the home, school, workplace, or neighbourhood, are also an important contributor to socioeconomic patterns of tobacco use
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