Table 3.

Regression coefficients for model predicting smoking-related beliefs including race as a covariate(^a)

	Tobacco company executives have called younger adult smokers ‘replacement smokers’.				Tobacco company executives have tried targeting potential smokers in school bathrooms, playgrounds, YMCAs and city parks.
	B	SE	β	sig.	B	SE	β	sig.
Identification with group in ad	.016	.005	.186	.004	.011	.006	.118	.070
Gender (male)	−.130	.354	−.023	.713	.142	.392	.023	.716
Age	.107	.219	.032	.624	.416	.242	.112	.087
Identification with high risk group	−.599	.472	−.082	.206	−.018	.522	−.002	.972
Lifetime cigarettes smoked	−.178	.122	−.096	.147	−.094	.135	−.046	−.693
Lives with smoker	−.079	.364	−.014	.829	−.115	.402	−.019	.776
African American	−.594	.562	−.067	.291	−.224	.621	−.023	.718
Latino	−.018	.543	−.002	.973	.168	.601	.018	.780

^aN = 251