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. 2013 Feb 18;15(9):1528–1536. doi: 10.1093/ntr/ntt011

Table 1.

Smoking Status, Cigarette Quantity, and Partner Responsiveness at Each Time Point

Year 0 Year 1 Year 2 Year 4 Year 7 Year 9
Husband, n 333 271 238 201 169 136
 Husband smokers, n (% of husband n) 233 (70.0%) 174 (64.2%) 154 (64.7%) 126 (62.7%) 98 (58.0%) 73 (53.7%)
 Husband quantity, M (SD) 2.57 (2.26) 2.24 (2.22) 2.21 (2.20) 2.16 (2.18) 2.02 (2.19) 1.82 (2.10)
 Husband partner responsiveness, M (SD) 2.93 (0.73) 2.67 (0.80) 2.72 (0.86) 2.61 (0.83) 2.51 (0.88) 2.69 (0.96)
Wife, n 333 294 255 220 188 156
 Wife smokers, n (% of wife n) 200 (60.1%) 164 (55.8%) 135 (52.9%) 115 (52.3%) 94 (50.0%) 78 (50.0%)
 Wife quantity, M (SD) 2.03 (2.12) 1.83 (2.12) 1.67 (1.98) 1.68 (2.04) 1.73 (2.12) 1.62 (2.02)
 Wife partner responsiveness, M (SD) 2.90 (0.82) 2.50 (0.97) 2.42 (0.98) 2.38 (1.08) 2.20 (1.11) 2.51 (1.10)
Intact couples, n 333 269 231 192 173 120
 Neither partner smokes, n (% of intact n) 43 (12.9%) 55 (20.4%) 43 (18.6%) 42 (21.9%) 41 (25.6%) 34 (28.3%)
 Husband only smokes, n (% of intact n) 90 (27.0%) 71 (26.4%) 68 (29.4%) 53 (27.6%) 41 (25.6%) 27 (22.5%)
 Wife only smokes, n (% of intact n) 57 (17.1%) 42 (15.6%) 40 (17.3%) 29 (15.1%) 27 (16.9%) 21 (17.5%)
 Both partners smoke, n (% of intact n) 143 (42.9%) 101 (37.5%) 80 (34.6%) 68 (35.4%) 51 (31.9%) 38 (31.7%)

Note. The sample was limited to couples in which one or both partners smoked at one or more timepoints. Although neither partner smoked among 43 couples at baseline, one or both partners in those couples initiated or relapsed to smoking in later years of the study.