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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2009 Sep 15.
Published in final edited form as: Am J Addict. 2009 Jul–Aug;18(4):309–315. doi: 10.1080/10550490902925763

Table 2.

Hierarchical Regression Analyses: Self-Control Reasons for Quittinga

F ΔR2 t β sr2 p
Self-Control Reasons for Quitting 5.01 <.01
Level 1 .12 <.05
Cigs/Day 2.61 .30 .09 <.05
Alcohol −.97 −.11 .01 ns
Level 2 .16 <.01
ASI 2.88 .38 .09 <.01
DIS .56 .07 .00 ns
NA −.39 −.05 .00 ns
Immediate Reinforcement 2.45 <.05
Reasons for Quitting
Level 1 .10 <.05
Cigs/Day 2.30 .27 .07 <.05
Alcohol −.97 −.11 .01 ns
Level 2 .06 ns
ASI 1.35 .19 .02 ns
DIS .86 .11 .00 ns
NA −.67 −.09 .00 ns

Note:

a

These analyses were conducted among the PTSD and AM groups. F(5, 71) = 5.01 (p <.01). Cigs/Day = Average number of cigarettes smoked per day; Alcohol = Quantity by frequency of alcohol use; ASI = Anxiety Sensitivity Index total (38); DIS = Discomfort Intolerance Scale total (39); NA = Positive Affect Negative Affect Scale Negative Affectivity subscale (40)