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The present study developed a measure assessing the emotional responses, “Displacement Imposition,” of cigarette and e-cigarette users on a college campus with a smoking/vaping ban. It also examined the relationship between  Displacement Imposition  and readiness to quit smoking/vaping, and how this relationship differed between cigarette and e-cigarette users. Participants (N = 297) were from a large, Midwestern university. Participants completed online questionnaires assessing demographics, cigarette and e-cigarette use,  Displacement Imposition , and readiness to quit. All six  Displacement Imposition  items loaded onto a single factor. A significant interaction emerged between  Displacement Imposition  and product use in predicting readiness to quit. At high levels of  Displacement Imposition , cigarette users were less ready to quit than e-cigarette users. Findings suggest restrictions imposed on cigarette and e-cigarette users were associated with reduced readiness to quit. Findings inform tobacco control policies as tobacco denormalization may increase the burden placed on tobacco users.

Displacement imposition scale assesses reactions of cigarette and e-cigarette users impacted by a campus-wide smoking ban