Table 4.

Effect of involuntary job loss on subsequent smoking relapse, unadjusted and adjusted models.

	Dependent variable: smoking relapse among former smokers by wave 2 (1994)
	Model 1		Model 2		Model 3
n = 1849a	OR	CI	OR	CI	OR	CI
Involuntary job loss (IJL)	2.48*	(1.20-5.14)	2.44*	(1.17-5.08)	2.37*	(1.16-5.12)
Number of years since quitting			0.97*	(0.95-0.99)	0.98‡	(0.95-1.00)
Age in years					0.96	(0.89-1.03)
White race					0.85	(0.45-1.62)
Married					0.55‡	(0.30-1.00)
Blue collar occupation					1.18	(0.68-2.05)
Depressive symptoms score (CESD)					1.12	(0.91-1.38)
Moderate alcohol useb					1.11	(0.63-1.96)
Heavy alcohol useb					0.58	(0.12-2.76)
Spouse smoked at wave 1					1.98*	(1.05-3.74)

^*P < 0.05

†P < 0.10. IJL = involuntary job loss.

^aThe sample size of wave 1 former smokers is 1849.

^bComparison group is non-drinkers.