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The image contains two tables. Table one presents the "Top 5 Reasons for Wanting to Give Up Smoking" based on the "Number of cigarettes smoked per day," divided into three categories: "20+," "10-19," and "Fewer than 10," with data showing: "Better for health in general" at 64%, 74%, 71%, totaling 71%; "Less risk of getting smoking-related illnesses" is 29%, 28%, 71%, totaling 25%; "Present health problems" is 27%, 18%, 12%, totaling 16%; "Financial considerations" is 31%, 33%, 25%, totaling 31%; "Family pressure" is 16%, 13%, 20%, totaling 16%. Table two, "When Smokers Intend to Give Up Smoking," similarly categorized, depicts: "Within the next month" at 6%, 3%, 1%, totaling 4%; "Within the next 6 months" is 17%, 16%, 15%, totaling 16%; "Within the next year" is 23%, 19%, 10%, totaling 21%; "Total that intend to give up" is 60%, 49%, 26%, totaling 71%; "Do not intend to give up" is 40%, 27%, 29%, totaling 29%.
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The tables give information about the reasons why individuals’ quit smoking, and the time they decided to quit.
Overall, giving up smoking because it is better for health in general, recorded the highest proportion among the reasons why smokers intended to give up smoking. Moreover, the largest number of individuals intended to quit smoking within the next six months.
To begin with, the most common reason that motivates smokers to quit smoking is its beneficial for health in general. This reason alone accounted for 71% among all other factors. In contrast, present health problems represented the lowest share at 12% of the reasons.
In terms of quitting timeframe, light smokers (fewer than 10 cigarettes per day) had a higher ability to quit the habit in one month at 21% in comparison with heavy smokers (over 20 cigarettes per day) who showed only 8%. on the other hand, heavy smokers accounted for 40% of the individuals who do not intend to quit smoking. In total quitting within 6 month is the most popular among all categories at 35% of the total.
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