A smoking-related background helps moderate smokers to focus: An Event-Related Potential study using a Go-NoGo Task

Smoking tobacco is known as being one of the most common health-damaging behaviors, which seems to persist, despite awareness of its negative consequences on health and intensive prevention and treatment efforts (Le Faou and Scemama, 2005). Indeed, tobacco seems to be the most addictive substance among addictive drugs (32% of users become dependent; Inserm, 2015) and a smoker dies, on average, 15 years earlier than a non-smoker (U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, 2010).

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