Skip to main content
. 2012 May 2;12:324. doi: 10.1186/1471-2458-12-324

Table 3.

Initial Attitudes of all bar workers seen at P1 in by highest level of education attained; School (138), college (169) and university and postgraduate (Uni) (241)

 
 
 
Response1(%)
 
Question   N 1 2 3 4 5 p-val
A
The ban on smoking will have a negative effect on business for public bars
School
137
18
27
34
15
5
 
 
 
College
165
20
33
31
13
2
0.04
 
 
Uni
241
12
30
35
17
5
 
B
The smoking ban is an unfair restriction on smokers
School
138
20
20
20
29
12
 
 
 
College
166
12
25
16
32
14
<0.001
 
 
Uni
239
9
13
14
36
28
 
C
Fewer people will visit public bars after the ban on smoking
School
138
20
24
27
28
2
 
 
 
College
163
13
33
29
21
3
0.001
 
 
Uni
240
7
29
26
28
9
 
D
The smoking ban will make smokers smoke more at home
School
137
16
37
27
16
4
 
 
 
College
166
20
36
23
20
1
0.062
 
 
Uni
241
14
31
30
21
4
 
E
The smoking ban will result in jobs being lost
School
137
12
21
33
30
4
 
 
 
College
165
10
21
32
30
7
<0.001
 
 
Uni
241
5
12
33
44
5
 
 
 
 
N
5
4
3
2
1
p-val
F
Smoke free public bars will make visits to them more comfortable
School
138
2
11
14
42
30
0.045
 
 
College
165
1
9
16
36
38
 
 
 
Uni
241
2
7
13
29
49
 
G
The smoking ban will encourage smokers to quit
School
138
1
12
25
45
16
 
 
 
College
166
1
10
21
53
16
0.158
 
 
Uni
241
1
7
17
55
19
 
H
The smoking ban is needed to protect the health of workers
School
137
1
9
14
41
36
 
 
 
College
166
1
7
10
46
36
0.212
 
 
Uni
241
1
5
10
39
45
 
I
Do you agree with the proposed ban on smoking in public bars?
School
138
14
14
14
27
30
 
 
 
College
165
10
13
15
24
38
<0.001
    Uni 240 6 9 9 27 49  

The p-value is for the regression of whether there was a difference in the initial attitude over the different education levels.

1 Response: 1-Strongly Agree, 2- Agree, 3-Undecided, 4- Disagree, 5-Strongly Disagree.