Table 1.

Participant characteristics and smoking behavior (N=374)

	Numbera	Percentageb
Sociodemographic characteristics
Age (range= 19–56), M (SD)	32.4 (7.9)
Education
≥College	111	29.7
Some college/vocational school	128	34.2
High school or GED	103	27.5
<High school	32	8.6
Did you work in the past year
Yes	297	79.4
No	77	20.6
Gender
Male	192	51.3
Female	182	48.7
Race/ethnicity
White	320	85.6
Non-White	54	14.4
Marital status
Married or partnered	176	47.2
Unmarried or not partnered	197	52.8
Clinical characteristics
Childhood cancer diagnosis
Leukemia	85	22.7
Hodgkin’s disease	73	19.5
CNS malignancy	35	9.4
Non-Hodgkin’s lymphoma	25	6.7
Bone cancer	29	7.8
Other	127	34.0
Age at diagnosis, in years (range=0–31), M (SD)	12.4 (8.1)
Cancer treatment received: surgery
Yes	265	72.6
No	100	27.4
Cancer treatment received: radiation
Yes	227	61.4
No	143	38.6
Cancer treatment received: chemotherapy
Yes	285	77.2
No	84	22.8
Self-reported health status
Excellent or very good	122	32.6
Good	153	40.9
Fair or poor	99	26.5
Risk perceptions
Smoking may increase my chance of developing health problems
Disagree	0	0
Somewhat agree	76	20.3
Completely agree	298	79.7
Chances of diagnosis of cancer in the future
Much less/slightly less	42	11.3
Same	109	29.4
Slightly more	146	39.4
Much more	74	19.9
Chance of having heart problems
Much less/slightly less	52	13.8
About the same	231	35.5
Slightly more	127	34.4
Much more	60	16.3
Have a regular health care provider
Yes	294	78.6
No	80	21.4
Had a PCP or oncology exam in the past year
Yes	284	75.9
No	90	24.1
Smoking rate (avg # cigarettes/day), M (SD)	12.6 (10.0)
During the past 7 days, on average, # cigarettes/day
<1	7	2.0
1–10	185	53.3
11–20	116	33.4
>20	39	11.3
Number of minutes after waking until first cigarette
<30 min	126	34.2
30+min	242	65.8

^aSample sizes may differ slightly due to missing data

^bPercentages may not sum to 100 due to rounding