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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2013 Jul 19.
Published in final edited form as: Health (Irvine Calif). 2010 Nov;2(11):1264–1271. doi: 10.4236/health.2010.211188

Table 1.

Sample characteristics (n = 307).

Distributional Characteristics

Variable Mean SD Frequency (n, %)
Child’s Age in Months* 18.9 14.9
Mother’s Age in Years 29.8 7.9
Home Smoking Restrictions (raw)
 - Total indoor restrictions 28 (9.1%)
 - Some area restrictions 151 (49.2%)
 - No indoor restrictions 128 (35.7%)
Home Restriction (dichotomous)
 - Some Restriction 95 (30.9%)
 - No Restriction 212 (69.1%)
Martial Status
 - Married/living with a partner 56 (18.2%)
 - Single 251 (81.8%)
Household Income
 - $15,000 or below 208 (67.8%)
 - Above $15,000 99 (32.2%)
Employed 100 (32.6%)
 - Unemployed 207 (67.4%)
Education Greater than HS degree
 - Yes 67 (21.8%)
 - No 240 (78.2%)
Mean # children in home 3.0 1.8
Number of smokers in child’s home
 - 1 smoker 144 (46.9%)
 - 2 or more smokers 163 (53.1%)
Number of rooms in the home
 - 0–5 rooms 161 (44.8%)
 - > 5 rooms 198 (55.2%)
Nicotine Dependence (FTND) 4.7 1.8
Mean cigarettes/day smoked 11.7 6.2
Mean cigarettes /day child is exposed 8.4 8.8
Child Urine Cotinine (ng/ml) log10 1.23 0.52
Intention to quit in the next 30 days
 - Yes 88 (28.7%)
 - No 219 (71.3%)
Convenient place to smoke outside
 - Yes 342 (95.3%)
 - No 16 (4.5%)
 - Missing 1 (0.3%)
Support for Quitting Smoking
 - None to Some 102 (33.2 %)
 - A lot to Very Much 204 (66.8%)
History or Current Substance Abuse
 - Yes 32 (10.4%)
 - No 275 (89.6%)
Depressive Symptoms(CES-D) 18.9 10.4
General Social Support(ISEL) 36.8 6.5
Negative Affect (PANAS) 16.8 7.6
*

Dichotomously coded (0 = infants under 1 year; 1 = children of 1–4 years).