Agency lost and recovered: A social constructionist approach to smoking addiction and recovery

Keyphrases

• Smokers 100%
• Addiction 100%
• Smoking Addiction 100%
• Social Constructionist Approach 100%
• Agentic 75%
• Social Constructionism 75%
• Counseling Psychology 75%
• Counseling 50%
• New York 50%
• Burr 50%
• Healthcare 25%
• Canadian Context 25%
• Counselors 25%
• Anthropology 25%
• Personal Meaning 25%
• Social Context 25%
• Therapeutic Approaches 25%
• Policy Environment 25%
• Human Agency 25%
• Capacity to Act 25%
• Sensing Data 25%
• Private Experience 25%
• Annual Review 25%
• Ottawa 25%
• Cambridge 25%
• Addictive Behavior 25%
• Biological Substrates 25%
• Sociocultural Context 25%
• Reciprocal Relationship 25%
• Norton 25%
• Compulsion 25%
• Therapy Techniques 25%
• Social Constructionist Perspective 25%
• Drug Analysis 25%
• Drug Discourse 25%
• Discursive Therapy 25%
• Narrative Therapy 25%
• They Live 25%
• Language in Society 25%
• Disease Model of Addiction 25%
• Social Expectations 25%
• Ludwig Wittgenstein 25%
• Anti-smoking Policies 25%
• Canadian Psychological Association 25%
• Executive Committee 25%
• Harvard University 25%
• Human Action 25%

Psychology

• Social Constructionism 100%
• Reciprocal Relationship 33%
• Addictive Behavior 33%
• Cultural Contexts 33%
• Narrative 33%
• Psychology 33%

Economics, Econometrics and Finance

• Environmental Policy 100%