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. 2012 Nov 7;15(6):1075–1083. doi: 10.1093/ntr/nts246

Table 4.

Smoking-Related Characteristics Associated With Support for In-Unit and Outdoor Policies Among Smokers (n = 143)

Variables Support in-unit policy Support outdoor policy
Yes No Yes No
No. Est. No. Est. No. Est. No. Est.
Smoking frequency (%) Nondaily 13 44.8 16 55.2  9 31.0 20 69.0
Daily 38 33.3 76 66.7 27 23.9 86 76.1
Cigarette consumption (%) Very light (1–5 CPD) 31 39.2 48 60.8* 19 24.1 60 75.9
Light (6–10 CPD) 18 41.9 25 58.1 12 27.9 31 72.1
Moderate/heavy (11+ CPD)  2  9.5 19 90.5  5 25.0 15 75.0
Time to first cigarette (%) ≤30 min 19 32.2 40 67.8 18 31.0 40 69.0
>30 min 32 38.6 51 61.4 18 21.7 65 78.3
Intentions to quit (%) Within 6 months or less 39 45.3 47 54.7* 25 29.1 61 70.9
Not within 6 months 12 21.1 45 78.9 11 19.6 45 80.4
Urge to smoke,a mean (SE) 4.1 (0.3) 4.8 (0.2) 4.5 (0.3) 4.5 (0.2)

Note. CPD = cigarettes per day; SE = standard error.

aA higher score indicates stronger urges (range 1–8).

*p < .05 for comparison of each variable by policy support status (no comparisons were significant for outdoor policies).