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Table 1 Demographic characteristics and behavioral measures of female smokers and male partners

From: Examining smoking and cessation during pregnancy among an Appalachian sample: a preliminary view

 

Females (N = 37)

 

Males (N = 13)

 

Demographic variables

Range

mean (SD)

range

mean (SD)

Age

17–25

20.25 (2.91)

19–44

25.05 (7.22)

Age onset of smoking

9–21

14.6 (1.97)

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Duration of smoking (years)

0.5–15

5.3 (4.28)

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FNTS

0 – 8

2.5 (1.99)

0–8

4.6 (2.10)

Education completed (year)

N (%)

 

N (%)

 

   Elementary

0 (00%)

 

0 (00%)

 

   Junior high/middle school

5 (13%)

 

0 (00%)

 

   High school

31 (84%)

 

11 (85%)

 

   College

1 (03%)

 

2 (15%)

 

Marital Status

    

   Single

16 (43%)

 

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   Married

7 (19%)

 

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   Divorced

3 (08%)

 

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   Living with significant other

10 (27%)

 

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Partner involved in pregnancy

    

   Yes

36 (97%)

 

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   No

1 (03%)

 

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Quantity of smoking (average #/day)

    

   0–9

23 (62%)

 

2 (15%)

 

   10–11

6 (16%)

 

3 (23%)

 

   >12

8 (22%)

 

5 (38%)

 

   Missing

  

3 (24%)

 

Change of quantity

    

   No smoking in the past week

10 (27%)

 

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   Reduced quantity

17 (46%)

 

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   Same quantity or increased

9 (24%)

 

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FNTS score (Nicotine Tolerance)

    

   0–5 (not dependent)

30 (81%)

 

5 (38%)

 

   6–11 (dependent)

4 (19%)

 

5 (38%)

 

   Missing

  

3 (24%)

 

BDI-II score

    

   0–13 (minimal)

26 (70%)

 

10 (77%)

 

   14–19 (mild)

5 (17%)

 

2 (15%)

 

   20–28 (moderate)

3 (08%)

 

1 (08%)

 

   >29 (severe)

3 (05%)

 

0 (00%)

 

NLF score (authority)

    

   5–11 (accept)

14 (38%)

 

3 (23%)

 

   12–18 (neither)

17 (46%)

 

8 (62%)

 

   19–25 (reject)

5 (14%)

 

1 (08%)

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