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. 2008 Nov 3;10(5):e33. doi: 10.2196/jmir.1089

Table 2.

Baseline characteristics of the study sample (N=35). See text for continuous variables (age, education, years of smoking).

Categorical Variables % (N)
Sex
   Male 28.6% (10)
   Female 65.7% (23)
   Missing 5.7% (2)
Income level
   No Income 8.6% (3)
   <20K 62.8% (22)
   20K-30K 5.7% (2)
   30K-40K 2.9% (1)
   40K-50K 2.9% (1)
   Missing 17.1% (6)
How much do you smoke?
   ½ pack a week 2.9% (1)
   ½ pack a day 25.7% (9)
   1 pack a day 57.1% (20)
   2 packs a day or more 14.3% (5)
Job
   Permanent 17.1% (6)
   Temporary/part-time 5.8% (2)
   None 77.1% (27)
Internet Use
   Never 74.3% (26)
   Once a month or less 11.4% (4)
   Once a week 5.7% (2)
   Once a day 8.6% (3)
Computer use
   Never 60.0% (21)
   Once a month or less 20.0% (7)
   Once a week 5.7% (2)
   Once a day 14.3% (5)
Self-reported knowledge about quitting smoking
   None 11.4% (4)
   Very limited 62.9% (22)
   Good 22.8% (8)
   Missing 2.9% (1)
How severe of a problem do you consider your smoking?
   Not a problem 2.9% (1)
   Mild problem 14.3% (5)
   Moderate problem 25.7% (9)
   Severe problem 57.1% (20)