Problems encountered in daily life, from problem minor as traffic jam to problem major as family conflicts, can all induce stress. An appropriate level of stress can heighten awareness, improve learning ability and work performance. However, if stress is too severe or lasts too long, it can interfere with our physical functions. If stress is not handled properly, it may cause a quitter to relapse; and smoke again.
Have an optimistic and positive attitude; don't dwell on the negative. Know your own strengths and weaknesses; don't force yourself to take on tasks that are beyond your capabilities. Taking part in healthy activities not only helps to enlarge your social circle, it also helps you relax. If a problem arises, discuss it with your loved one or close friends. Remember, sometimes we may encounter emotional disturbances, but smoking will not help to solve the problem.