published in 2017 “Addiction, Cigarette Smoking, and Voluntary Control of Action: Do Cigarette Smokers Lose Free Will?” Article titled (Addiction, Smoking, and Voluntary Control of Action: Do Smokers Lose Their Free Will?) dependency He revealed important facts about.

The concept of addiction and The Effects of Addiction on Human Willpower This study attempted to shed light on the effects of addiction on people’s free will in the light of science.

Experimental and observational methods were used in the research.

This research explores the relationship between addiction and free will, how addictive behavior is formed, maintained and maintained To what extent does this affect the free will of individuals? investigated.

Participants with and without smoking behavior In this study, participants from different genders, ages, education levels and socio-economic groups were selected as samples.

In this direction, addiction level, perception of free will, behavioral responses, motivation and desire Variables as discussed

So what do the findings show? People who smoke care more about short-term benefits than long-term risks.

One of the most striking findings of the study is that although people are aware of the risks, they do not benefit from smoking. feeling of instant pleasure It is determined that the person consciously chooses it over long-term health risks.

In addition, smokers often have poor judgment when evaluating the future. to a low trend It is said that he has that.

In other words, this situation causes people who are addicted to nicotine to quit smoking. ignore the long term damage It causes.

In the analyzes carried out in the context of the research, people who have stopped smoking It is noted that they begin to value the future more and their tendencies in this regard are increasing.

It is stated that addiction does not completely take over the will of the person, but it does have an effect on the will.

Research shows that smoking behavior is voluntary, even if it is involuntary. in line with their will shows that it is happening.

Moreover: addiction changes motivation patterns, However, it is stated that these changes do not directly affect behavioral control.

In other words, although the desire to smoke usually arises involuntarily, this behavior is voluntary and voluntary under conscious control It is emphasized that.

If you quit smoking and then relapse after quitting, perceptions and influence of will It is stated that .

Finally, as with any scientific study, there may be some limitations in this study can be generalized within its own sample. Let’s end our content by reminding you.

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