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Objective: The study was carried out with the aim of determining the levels of anxiety, depression, sleepiness and quality of sleep in smoking addicts, identifying the sociodemographic characteristics that make a meaningful difference and revealing the relationship between anxiety, depression, sleepiness and quality of sleep. Method: The research was carried out between 01.05.2017-01.11.2017 in a state hospital in Istanbul, with 109 addicts seeking to a smoking unit. The study data was collected using Information Form, Fageström Nikotin Addiction Test, Beck Depression Reserve, Beck Anxiety Scale, Hamilton Anxiety Scale, Epworth Sleep Scale, and Pittsburgh Sleep Quality Index. The data was analyzed using the IBM SPSS Statistics package 22.0. In the analysis of data, illustrative and nonparametric tests and correlation analyses were used. 78.9% of the samples are men and 21.1% are women. The study found the average age of the sample 37.10±11.32, the average number of cigarettes consumed daily was 22.74±11.81 and the time of smoking was 19.84±11,59 years. Smoking addicts have been identified at a minor and slight level of anxiety, at a slight level of depression, at a medium level of addiction, at a normal level of sleepiness and at a poor level of sleep quality. It also found a statistically meaningful relationship when the impact of age and gender on smoking was studied.

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