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. 2011 Dec 16;14(8):986–992. doi: 10.1093/ntr/ntr245

Table 1.

Participant Demographic Summary

Variable PTSD (n = 55) Non-PTSD (n = 68) Test statistic
Age, M (SD) 42.31 (10.12) 42.13 (10.01) F(1, 121) = 0.01, ns
Education, M (SD) 12.61 (1.82) 12.68 (2.84) F(1, 118) = 0.02, ns
Gender (% female) 53 (29 of 55) 43 (29 of 68) χ² (1) = 1.24, ns
Race
    % Black 53 (29 of 55) 68 (46 of 68) χ² (3) = 4.55, ns
    % Caucasian 40 (22 of 55) 31 (21 of 68)
% Married 15 (8 of 55) 13 (9 of 68) χ² (4) = 0.90, ns
% Veteran 26 (14 of 55) 24 (16 of 68) χ² (1) = 0.06, ns
DTS 66.67 (31.53) 20.19 (26.05) F(1, 121) = 80.16, p < .001
CAARS DSM-IV inattention symptom severity (raw) 11.47 (5.76) 5.50 (3.79) F(1, 121) = 47.72, p < .001
CAARS DSM-IV hyperactive–impulsive symptom severity (raw) 11.31 (4.71) 6.82 (3.60) F(1, 121) = 35.84, p < .001
CAARS DSM-IV inattention symptom count 3.33 (2.86) 0.66 (1.22) F(1, 121) = 48.29, p < .001
CAARS DSM-IV hyperactive–impulsive symptom count 3.25 (2.25) 1.41 (1.47) F(1, 121) = 29.97, p < .001
Cigarettes per day 17.20 (7.87) 15.66 (7.03) F(1, 121) = 1.31, ns
Time to first cigarette, % χ² (3) = 1.55, ns
    Within 5 min 4 (2 of 55) 3 (2 of 68)
    6–30 min 7 (4 of 55) 10 (7 of 68)
    31–60 min 35 (19 of 55) 43 (29 of 68)
    After 60 min 55 (30 of 55) 44 (30 of 68)
FTND 6.10 (1.83) 5.22 (1.95) F(1, 121) = 6.56, p = .012
Carbon monoxide level at screen 23.31 (12.12) 24.00 (10.89) F(1, 121) = 0.11, ns
Months since trauma 204.15 (160.73) 192.16 (210.54) F(1, 114) = 0.12, ns
MDD 31% (17 of 55) 4% (3 of 68) χ² (1) = 15.68, p < .001
Trauma types N/A
    Combat 8 1
    Childhood physical/sexual abuse 11 8
    Adult physical assault 11 6
    Motor vehicle accident 2 11
    Domestic violence 1 4
    Death of someone 12 17
    Adult violence 4 6
    Natural disaster 0 3
    Childhood violence 1 2
    Other 4 6

Note. CAARS = Conners Adult ADHD Rating Scale; DTS = Davidson Trauma Scale; FTND = Fagerström Test for Nicotine Dependence; MDD = major depressive disorder; PTSD = posttraumatic stress disorder. df vary for education and months since trauma variables due to missing participant responses.