Which factor is most likely to change an individual's smoking behavior?

A) satisfaction with intimate relationships
B) recognition of job performance
C) failing out of college
D) stable living arrangement with roommates

Smoking Behavior

The actions or patterns of tobacco use, including the frequency and reasons behind smoking.

Intimate Relationships

Close personal associations that involve deep emotional connections, affection, and trust, including friends, family, and romantic partners.

Job Performance

The degree to which an employee accomplishes the tasks and responsibilities outlined in their job description, affecting organizational productivity and goals.