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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2016 Jun 1.
Published in final edited form as: Addict Behav. 2015 Jan 22;45:124–133. doi: 10.1016/j.addbeh.2015.01.027

Table 1.

Summary statistics (A) and frequency counts (B) for demographic variables and smoking-related behaviors. Key: FTND = Fagerstrom score for nicotine dependence, CO = carbon monoxide, WCST = Wisconsin Card Sorting Task, BIS = Barratt Impulsivity Scale—11.

A
Amount Average SEM N
Age 40.39 1.09 94
IQ 38.69 0.45 94
Cigarette equivalence $10 4.50 0.31 94
Cigarette equivalence $1000 587.90 120.67 94
Fagerstrom’s Test for Nicotine Dependence 7.29 0.15 94
Breath CO level (unit) 26.84 0.99 94
Number of quit attempts 2.90 0.43 94
Cigarettes smoked per day 26.87 0.95 94
Years of education 13.16 0.18 94
Utility Measure of Cigarette Reinforcing Efficacy 3.81 0.34 94
BIS total score 64.82 1.20 91
BIS nonplanning factor 24.93 0.58 92
BIS attention factor 16.05 0.39 92
BIS motor factor 23.87 0.45 92
WCST: trials 105.32 2.47 94
WCST: total errors 33.76 2.27 94
WCST: perseverative errors 17.07 1.30 94
WCST: non-perseverative errors 16.64 1.18 94
Stroop: color name 63.21 1.23 94
Stroop: incongruent 116.40 2.78 94
Stroop: interference effect 99.32 2.68 94
Stroop: word reading 48.22 1.01 94
Temporal discrimination (average) 49.28 4.60 92
B
Demographics:
N
Frequency statistics

Ethnicity
 Caucasian 54
 African Americans 39
 Native Americans 1
Gender
 Male 59
 Female 35