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Introduction: The aim of this study is to investigate the effects of psychological dependence on the desire to smoke and the symptoms of nicotine deficiency. Materials and Methods: This cutting-edge study has taken the facts that apply to the Breast Disease Clinic Cigarette Cancellation Clinic between April 2018 and August 2018. The study was directed to the sociodemographic data form for nicotine addicts who agreed to participate, the Psychological Addiction Assessment Test (SPBDT), the Fagerström Nicotine Addiction Test (FNBT). Carbon monoxide was measured in the expiratory air of the incidents and the symptoms of nicotine deficiency they experienced during the attempts to quit smoking were questioned. After three hours of nicotine deficiency on the day of application, the smoking desire measurement was applied. Results: 48 of the 130 incidents included in the study were women (37.69%), 82 were men (63.07%). The average age of all cases was 38.91±11.30, and when grouped by gender, the first experience of smoking was similar to the age distribution (p=0.405). The two most common symptoms of nicotine deficiency were 66.15% of excessive smoking and 58.46% of anger and anger. There was also a positive, medium linear relationship between SPBDT and ICAO (r=0.545, p<0,001). There was a correlation in the middle level between the desire to smoke from the symptoms of nicotine deficiency and the ICAO (r=0.466, p<0,001). The result: Although the damage due to the desire to smoke is known, it is a very difficult process to quit smoking. With the use of SPBDT and CIA in cigarette cessation clinics, patients with high smoking desire can be identified in the early stages, and additional pharmacological and behavioral treatments for these conditions can be selected, therapy success can be increased.

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