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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2012 Apr 1.
Published in final edited form as: Addict Behav. 2010 Nov 27;36(4):294–301. doi: 10.1016/j.addbeh.2010.11.009

Table 3.

Multivariate Models Describing Correlates of Intention to Quit Smoking among Vietnamese Male Current Smokers, CVATUS 2008 (N = 234)

Model 1 (excluding Previous Quit Attempt Experience) Model 2 (including Previous Quit Attempt Experience)
Maximum rescaled R-Square = 0.36 Maximum rescaled R-Square = 0.41

Intend to Quit Later vs. No Quit Intention Intend to Quit Soon vs. No Quit Intention Intend to Quit Later vs. No Quit Intention Intend to Quit Soon vs. No Quit Intention
Variables OR (95 % CI) p OR (95 % CI) p OR (95 % CI) p OR (95 % CI) p
Education
< High school 4.49 (1.05 – 19.12) 0.04 2.32 (0.51 – 10.58) 0.28 7.74 (1.36 – 44.04) 0.02 4.48 (0.90 – 1.02) 0.07
High school 5.04 (1.23– 20.61) 0.02 2.78 (0.68 – 11.38) 0.15 6.83 (1.30 – 35.89) 0.02 3.96 (0.89 – 17.57) 0.07
Some college 1.62 (0.42 – 6.33) 0.49 0.81 (0.21 – 3.05) 0.75 1.98 (0.42 – 9.29) 0.39 0.89 (0.24 – 3.27) 0.86
College or above referent referent
Smoking Attitude:
“Smoking is harming my health”
 Yes 8.23 (1.19 – 57.02) 0.03 6.40 (0.42 – 91.05) 0.18 9.72 (0.59 – 159.8) 0.11 10.53 (0.11 – 999) 0.32
 No referent referent referent referent
Smoking Attitude:
“I am addicted to cigarettes”
 Yes 1.35 (0.52 – 3.46) 0.54 3.45 (1.16 – 10.32) 0.03 0.98 (0.36 – 2.67) 0.96 2.64 (0.81 – 8.59) 0.11
 No referent referent referent referent
Smoking had caused family conflicts
 Yes 3.20 (1.21 – 8.47) 0.02 4.51 (1.61 – 12.61) <0.01 3.31 (1.21 – 9.08) 0.02 4.76 (1.64 – 13.65) <0.01
 No referent referent referent referent
Last quit attempt was within past 12 months
Yes, with assistance 11.95 (2.22 –64.27) <0.01 20.82 (3.83 –113.15) <0.01
Yes, with no assistance 9.36 (2.71 –32.36) <0.01 9.42 (2.27 –39.09) <0.01
No (never or > 12 months ago) Referent Referent

Note: “Quit later” and “quit soon” were jointly modeled using multinomial logistic regression using “no quit intention” as the reference group; all models were controlled for the following individual factors: age, depression, number of cigarettes smoked per day, time to first cigarette after waking, health knowledge of smoking risks; and for the following family factors: marital status, children in the household, home smoking ban.