Table 3.

Bivariate and adjusted predictors of reporting that the corrective statement was novel

Predictors	%	OR	95% CI	AOR	95% CI
Gender
Male	41%	ref		ref
Female	41%	0.99	0.79, 1.22	0.89	0.71, 1.12
Age, years
18–24	50%	ref		ref
25–34	40%	0.67 *	0.48, 0.93	0.61 **	0.43, 0.88
35–44	42%	0.73	0.52, 1.02	0.78	0.53, 1.14
45–54	39%	0.65*	0.46, 0.97	0.81	0.55, 1.19
55–64	36%	0.56**	0.39, 0.80	0.78	0.52, 1.15
Education
High school or less	43%	ref		ref
College or some university	40%	0.88	0.69, 1.12	0.88	0.68, 1.14
Completed university or higher	40%	0.86	0.64, 1.15	0.73	0.52, 1.04
Annual household income
Low, $0–$29,999	43%	ref		ref
Middle, $30,000–$59,999	41%	0.93	0.72, 1.19	0.97	0.74, 1.27
High, ≥$60,000	39%	0.84	0.65, 1.09	0.89	0.66, 1.20
Minors living at home
No minors at home	36%	ref		ref
Living with minors aged <18 years	49%	1.73 ***	1.40, 2.15	1.72 ***	1.35, 2.2
Ethnicity/Race
Non-Hispanic whites	34%	ref		ref
African Americans	54%	2.28 ***	1.45, 3.56	1.95 ***	1.22, 3.13
Latinos	49%	1.82 ***	1.45, 2.28	1.42 **	1.06, 1.90
Other ethnicity	48%	1.79 *	1.00, 3.18	1.59	0.86, 2.94
Language of the survey
English	40%
Spanish	51%	1.6 ***	1.18, 2.17	1.21	0.84, 1.77
Smoking intensity
Heaviness Smoking Index	41%	0.91 **	0.85, 0.97	0.96	0.88, 1.04
No plan to quit	36%	ref		ref
Plan to quit within 6 months	48%	1.67 ***	1.34, 2.07	1.51 **	1.16, 1.98
No quit attempt	37%
Quit attempt in last 4 months	47%	1.53 ***	1.23, 1.90	1.15	0.87, 1.51
Tobacco industry corrective statements
Cigarette addictiveness	33%	ref		ref
Cigarette design to increase addict.	49%	1.91 ***	1.36, 2.69	2.07 ***	1.45, 2.95
Relative safety of low-tar/lights	30%	0.85	0.59, 1.21	0.88	0.61, 1.27
Health effects for smokers	54%	2.34 ***	1.66, 3.29	2.49 ***	1.75, 3.55
Health effects for nonsmokers	40%	1.29	0.92, 1.83	1.28	0.90, 1.84

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