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Purpose: This study aims to study the relationship between social support, psychological resilience and self-esteem that mainly smoking pregnancies perceive based on a variety of factors. Method: The study was included in 187 pregnancy studies that completed the 13th week of pregnancy, read and write, older than 18 years of age and agree to participate in the study. The study used the survey form to determine sociodemographic characteristics, the Fagerström Nicotine Addiction Test, the Rosenberg Self-respect Scale, the Multi-Dimensional Detected Social Support Scale, and the Short Psychological Sustainability Scale. The findings: 13% of the pregnancies involved in the study found that they smoked in their current pregnancies. It was found that there was a statistically meaningful, positive and weak level relationship between social support and self-respect perceived by pregnancies. When the levels of addiction of pregnant women and the social support points they perceive were studied the level of self-respect of pregnant women, the model was statistically meaningful. In view of the possibilities such as the transfer of smoking addiction to future generations, the prevention of smoking and passive drinking in all individuals, especially in the candidates for mothers, should be regarded as one of the important responsibilities of society, primarily health workers. It is especially important that health workers provide awareness training on this.

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