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. 2014 Jul 7;14:695. doi: 10.1186/1471-2458-14-695

Table 4.

Participant characteristics of frequent and infrequent attenders

Characteristics Frequent attenders Infrequent attenders
Gender (n(%)):
 
 
Male
10(48)
7(88)
Female
11(52)
1(13)
Nationality (n(%)):
 
 
Dutch
6(29)
3(38)
Turkish
11(52)
4(50)
Surinamese
4(19)
-
Antillean
-
1(13)
Marital status (n(%)):
 
 
Married
10(48)
5(63)
Partner
1(4.8)
-
Single (unmarried/no partner)
5(24)
2(25)
Divorced
5(24)
1(13)
Therapy type (n(%)):
 
 
Group therapy
12(57)
5(63)
Telephone counselling
9(43)
3(38)
Pharmacotherapy (n(%)):
 
 
Yes
17(81)
5(63)
No
4(19)
3(38)
Ages (years):
 
 
Range
24 – 66
26 – 71
Mean(SD)
45.19(11.39)
48.50(14.86)
Self-reported smoking status after course (n(%)):
 
 
Stopped
8(38)
1(13)
Smoked less
4(19)
3(38)
Unchanged
9(43)
4(50)
Fagerstrøm Test of Nicotine dependence score (n(%)):
 
 
Very low dependence (0–2)
2(10)
3(38)
Low dependence (3–4)
5(24)
1(13)
Moderate dependence (5)
4(19)
2(25)
High dependence (6–7)
7(33)
1(13)
Very high dependence (8–10)
3(14.3)
1(13)
Mean score(SD)
5.43(1.99)
3.88(2.85)
Participants’ estimate of the chance of success of this quit attempt measured prior to beginning behavioural support (0–10):
 
 
Mean(SD)
8(1.69)
7.13(2.80)
Participants’ motivation to permanently stop during the programme measured prior to beginning behavioural support (0–10):
 
 
Mean(SD) 8.84(1.12) 8.38(1.85)