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. 2024 Jul 16;22:10.18332/tid/190636. doi: 10.18332/tid/190636

Table 3.

Attitude regarding e-cigarettes among undergraduate students from May to June 2023 in China and Indonesia (N=1327)

Variable Total (N=1327) n (%) Country χ2 p
China (N=625) n (%) Indonesia (N=702) n (%)
Gain superiority among my friends
Agree 100 (7.5) 59 (9.4) 41 (5.8) 6.15 0.013
Disagree 1227 (92.5) 566 (90.6) 661 (94.2)
Give me more pleasure while using it
Agree 145 (10.9) 66 (10.6) 79 (11.3) 0.16 0.686
Disagree 1182 (89.1) 559 (89.4) 623 (88.7)
Relieve stress after using e-cigarettes
Agree 214 (16.1) 134 (21.4) 80 (11.4) 24.66 <0.001
Disagree 1113 (83.9) 491 (78.6) 622 (88.6)
E-cigarettes make me feel fit and cool
Agree 163 (12.3) 106 (17.0) 57 (8.1) 23.98 <0.001
Disagree 1164 (87.7) 519 (83.0) 645 (91.9)
Socially acceptable to smoke e-cigarettes
Agree 276 (20.8) 196 (31.4) 80 (11.4) 80 <0.001
Disagree 1051 (79.2) 429 (68.6) 622 (88.6)
Allow people to smoke e-cigarettes in your home
Agree 466 (35.1) 307 (49.1) 159 (22.6) 101.68 <0.001
Disagree 861 (64.9) 318 (50.9) 543 (77.4)
Someone who uses e-cigarettes is not a smoker
Agree 203 (15.3) 183 (29.3) 20 (2.8) 178.26 <0.001
Disagree 1124 (84.7) 442 (70.7) 682 (97.2)
Government should not regulate the use of e-cigarettes
Agree 176 (13.3) 159 (25.4) 17 (2.4) 152.28 <0.001
Disagree 1151 (86.7) 466 (74.6) 685 (97.6)
E-cigarettes for pleasure
Agree 145 (10.9) 118 (18.9) 27 (3.8) 76.78 <0.001
Disagree 1182 (89.1) 507 (81.1) 675 (96.2)
Attitude level
Negative 164 (12.4) 103 (16.5) 61 (8.7) 18.53 <0.001
Positive 1163 (87.6) 522 (83.5) 641 (91.3)