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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2014 Feb 1.
Published in final edited form as: J Adolesc Health. 2012 Nov 30;52(2):144–150. doi: 10.1016/j.jadohealth.2012.09.014

Table 1.

Demographic characteristics (n = 228)

n (%)
Adolescent males
   Age, mean (SD)   15.1 (2.1)
   Race
      White 182 (80)
      Non-white   46 (20)
   Ethnicity
      Hispanic/Latino   38 (17)
      Non-Hispanic/Latino 190 (83)
   Smoking status
      Nonsmoker 207 (91)
      Smoker   21 (9)
   Positive smoker prototype, mean (SD)a  1.7 (.8)
   Negative smoker prototype, mean (SD)b  3.2 (1.1)
   Will smoke in the next year
      No 208 (91)
      Yes   20 (9)
   Tried an e-cigarette
      No 226 (99)
      Yes     2 (1)
Parent
   Age
      < 45 years 140 (61)
      ≥ 45 years   88 (39)
   Gender
      Female 119 (52)
      Male 109 (48)
   Marital status
      Married/living with partner 181 (79)
      Other   47 (21)
   Education
      High school or less 100 (44)
      Some college or more 128 (56)
   Smoking status
      Never or rarely smoked   97 (43)
      Former smoker   94 (41)
      Current smoker   37 (16)
Households
   Annual income
      < $60,000 110 (48)
      ≥ $60,000 118 (52)
   Urbanicity
      Rural   37 (16)
      Urban 191 (84)
   Region of residence
      Northeast   41 (18)
      Midwest   60 (26)
      South   86 (38)
      West   41 (18)
a

Mean rating of the typical smoker on these characteristics: stylish, tough, cool, and independent. Range: not at all (coded as 1) –very much (5).

b

Mean rating of the typical smoker on these characteristics: unattractive, immature, inconsiderate, and trashy. Range: not at all (coded as 1)–very much (5).