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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2011 Jun 1.
Published in final edited form as: J Pain. 2009 Dec 16;11(6):528–534. doi: 10.1016/j.jpain.2009.09.006

Table 3.

Means and Standard Deviations ( ) of Psychosocial Characteristics by Smoking Status: Results of Analysis of Variance and post-hoc tests

Current
Smoker
Former
Smoker
Never
Smoked
Post hoc test
(p=0.001)
Spontaneous
Oral Pain
Scale
100.5(101.4)a 33.9(52.2)b 20.0(33.2)b F2,108=14.14 a is
significantly
different than b
p<.0001

Function-
related Oral
Pain Scale
126.4(109.4)a 59.9(70.6)b 37.3(56.8)b F2,108=11.54 a is
significantly
different than b
p<.0001

Sensory
Pain Rating
Index
(McGill)
14.1(9.1)a 5.2(5.6)b 4.4(4.7)b F2,78=16.84 a is
significantly
different than b
p<.0001

Affective
Pain Rating
Index
(McGill)
4.5(3.8)a 1.4(1.7)b 1.7(2.8)b F2,78=8.95 ais
significantly
different thanb
p<.0001

Pain
Interference
(Brief Pain
Inventory)
37.4(19.7)a 18.5(15.2)b 17.9(17.0)b F2,73=10.5 a is
significantly
different than b
p<.0001

Negative
Affect
(PANAS)+
26.5(9.4)b 21.4(8.1)b 21.8(7.1)b F2,78=3.27 No significant
difference
among the three
subgroups
p=.04

Positive
Affect
(PANAS)+
27.6(8.6) 30.3(8.0) 32.3(8.0) F2,78=2.09 n/a
p=.13
+

PANAS= (Positive Affect and Negative Affect Schedule)

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