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Published in final edited form as: Health Psychol. 2015 Feb 9;34(11):1066–1075. doi: 10.1037/hea0000211

Table 2.

Sample means (SD) or percentages and correlations among variables of interest.

	M (SD) or %	1	2	3	4	5	6	7	8	9	10	11
1. Age	16.6 (1.2)
2. Gender (male)	64%	−.15^*
Baseline Reports
3. Smoking intensity	0.0 (0.8)	.08	.05
4. Attempted to quit in the past year	74%	−.07	.09	−.07
5. Dependence	4.9 (1.6)	−.08	−.07	.44^***	.11
EMA Pre-Quit Period
6. Pre-quit social smoking coefficient	0.0 (.2)	.03	−.00	−.06	−.12	.02
EMA Post-Quit Period
7. Social lapsing coefficient	0.0 (0.1)	−.02	.02	−.19^*	−.09	−.21^**	.09
8. Time to first lapse, in minutes	1321.0 (2778.9)	.07	.05	−.17^*	.08	−.24^**	−.06	.09
3-month Follow-Up
9. Smoking intensity^a	0.0 (0.9)	.04	−.10	.52^***	−.15	.36^***	−.01	−.19^*	−.26^**
10. Days quit	13.4 (24.0)	.04	.03	−.38^***	.12	−.23^**	.05	.15	.27^**	−.88^***
11. Dependence^b	5.5 (1.7)	−.06	−.08	.34^***	−.04	.66^***	.02	−.14	−.15	.50^***	−.33^***
12. Cotinine (Ng/ml)^b	230.5 (172.9)	.06	−.15	.40^***	.04	.35^***	−.03	−.31^***	−.04	.48^***	−.44^***	.34^***

No statistically significant change in variable from baseline to follow-up.

Variable showed a statistically significant increase from baseline to follow-up.

p < .05,

^**

p < .01,

^***

p < .001. Gender was coded as 0 = female, 1 = male.