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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2009 Jun 16.
Published in final edited form as: Am J Prev Med. 2008 May;34(5):373–381. doi: 10.1016/j.amepre.2007.12.024

Table 3.

Adjusted smoking-cessation ratesa of each intervention component and selected interactions. Per-protocol analysis (n=944)

Factor Adjusted 6-month cessation ratea(%) χ2 p
Success story 5.58 0.018
 High depth (n=488) 34.3
 Low depth (n=456) 26.8
Source 4.26 0.039
 High personalization (n=481) 33.6
 Low personalization (n=463) 27.4
Efficacy expectations 1.55 0.213
 High depth (n=466) 32.4
 Low depth (n=478) 28.5
Outcome expectations 1.37 0.242
 High depth (n=494) 32.2
 Low depth (n=450) 28.7
Exposure 0.33 0.567
 Multiple (n=487) 29.6
 Single (n=457) 31.3
Success story × education 4.24 0.040
 Low-depth story × ≤HS graduate (n=167) 24.9
 Low-depth story × >HS graduate (n=289) 28.8
 High-depth story × ≤HS graduate (n=178) 39.1
 High-depth story × >HS graduate (n=310) 29.8
Source × efficacy interaction 3.70 0.054
 Low personalized source × low-depth efficacy (n=243) 23.1
 Low personalized source × high-depth efficacy (n=220) 32.2
 High personalized source × low-depth efficacy (n=235) 34.7
 High personalized source × high-depth efficacy (n=246) 32.6
a

Seven-day point-prevalence abstinence. Cessation rates adjusted for baseline characteristics of Table 2. Missing data in these characteristics reduced the sample size from 954 to 944 for these analyses.

HS, high school