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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2013 May 1.
Published in final edited form as: J Addict Nurs. 2012 Apr 4;23(2):132–136. doi: 10.3109/10884602.2012.669421

Table 1.

Bivariate Associations of Independent Variables and Smokeless Tobacco Use Status

Variable Past Month ST Users
(N=66)
Frequency (%)
ST Non-users
(N=432)
Frequency (%)
P-value
Sex
  Male 66 (100%) 379 (91.1%) .012*
  Female 0 (0%) 37 (8.9%)
Race
  White 62 (96.9%) 374 (91.7%) .144
  Non-white 2 (3.1%) 34 (8.3%)
Educational Level
  High school or less 44 (66.7%) 251 (58.1%) .296
  College or more 22 (33.3%) 168 (38.9%)
Married
  Yes 45 (68.2%) 284 (65.7%) .948
  No 21 (31.8%) 135 (31.3%)
Past month cigarette use
  Yes 10 (15.2%) 132 (30.6%) .010*
  No 56 (84.8%) 300 (69.4%)
AUDIT (Problem Drinking)
Yes 27 (41.5%) 129 (31.4%) .105
No 38 (58.5%) 282 (68.6%)
CES-D (Depression)
Yes 31 (48.4) 189 (46.6) .779
No 33 (51.6) 217 (53.4)

Variable Past Month ST Users
(N=66)
Mean (SD)
ST Non-users
(N=432)
Mean (SD)
P-value

Age 39.6 (9.5) 43.4 (9.2) .002*
Number of Cigarettes Smoked a Day 11.4 (7.3) 20.6 (12.8) .027*
MOS Sleep Scale 69.9 (20.3) 70.3 (16.8) .853
Physical Activity Score 42.3 (5.1) 42.6 (5.3) .416
BMI 30.4 (5.4) 30.2 (5.8) .763
*

p <0.05

Data do not always sum to total sample size because of missing data

Percentages are based on total for each category and may not always total 100 due to rounding