Question

which strategy helps a person stop smoking?
setting a budget for cigarettes
getting medicine
keeping the same personal behaviors
maintaining an old social routine

Explanation:

• "setting a budget for cigarettes" would likely encourage continued smoking as it's planning for cigarette expenses.
• "getting medicine" (like nicotine replacement therapy or prescription medications) is a recognized strategy to help manage withdrawal symptoms and cravings when quitting smoking.
• "keeping the same personal behaviors" that may be associated with smoking (like smoking after meals) won't help in stopping.
• "maintaining an old social routine" that includes smoking triggers (like going to bars where smoking was common) also won't aid in quitting.

Answer:

B. getting medicine