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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2009 Nov 1.
Published in final edited form as: Prev Med. 2008 Jul 18;47(5):530–536. doi: 10.1016/j.ypmed.2008.07.009

Table 1.

NYC Chinese American Tobacco Cessation Study Sample: Characteristics at Baseline and Follow-up

Baseline (N=2537) Follow-up (N=1384)

Sample size* Weighted Proportion Sample size Weighted Proportion
Sex, (%, Column)
 Male 1581 55.1 826 56.1
 Female 956 44.9 558 43.9
Smoking Prevalence
 Current 637 17.8 238 13.6
 Former 324 12.4 315 21.5
 Never 1576 70.0 821 64.9
Age
 18–34 629 30.8 271 27.9
 35–44 699 25.1 374 25.6
 45–54 685 24.8 387 25.8
  ≥ 55 517 19.3 349 20.7
Education
 < 12 1020 41.8 460 35.0
 HS graduate 571 23.2 376 25.6
 > 12 935 35.0 548 38.4
Marital Status
 Never married 2045 77.7 1162 79.1
 Married/living together 487 22.3 207 20.9
Income
 < $10,000 333 14.8 200 15.5
 $10,000–20,000 654 34.8 378 29.7
 $20,000–40,000 624 27.4 320 25.6
 >$40,000 503 23.0 384 29.2
Percentage of lifetime spent in US
 0 – 20% 845 32.7 306 22.1
 20 – 35% 782 30.8 488 35.9
 35 – 100% 781 36.5 534 42.0
Acculturation
 Not acculturated 1958 77.9 1013 74.1
 Acculturated 565 22.1 360 25.9
*

Subtotals by subcategory do not add to the total sample due to missing values.

(NYC Chinese Health Study 2002–2006)