Table 2.

Six-month Follow-up Program Effects on Cigarette Smoking^a

Outcome	Control (N=70) 6-Month – pretest Δ±se	Program (N=60) 6-Month – pretest Δ±se	Net Effect Program – Control Δ±se
30-day Cigarette Use
Times of use	29.8±11.7 *	−10.7±12.5	−40.5±15.9 *
Quit rate (%)	0.1±2.7	7.5±2.9 *	7.4±3.7 *
mFTQ Nicotine Dependence Score b	0.16±0.16	−0.53±0.17 ****	−0.69±0.20 ***

Notes:

^aMulti-level random coefficients modeling is conducted, assuming a random Camp effect and a fixed program effect. Adjusted for pretest measure of the outcome, age, gender, ethnicity, and propensity for attrition at posttest.

Designation for p values:

⁺p <0.10;

^*p <0.05;

^**p <0.01;

^***p <0.001;

^****p <0.0001

^bAmong the subjects who remained monthly smokers (N=69 in Control, N=55 in Program) Immediate and Six-month Effects of Project EX Russia: A Smoking Cessation Intervention Pilot Program