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. 2015 Jul 11;17(8):1029–1038. doi: 10.1093/ntr/ntv088

Table 1.

Baseline Measures of Participant Characteristics (N = 96 Smoker-Family Dyads)

Smokers, n (%) or mean (SD, range) Family member participants, n (%) or mean (SD, range)
Sex
 Females 0 (0.0) 90(93.8)
 Males 96 (100.0) 6(6.2)
Age, y mean (SD, range) 53.5 (10.8; range 24–76) 50.4 (11.8; range 20–75)
Ethnicity
 Chinese 24 (25.0%) 24 (25.0%)
 Vietnamese 72 (75.0%) 72 (75.0%)
Education attained in or outside the United States
 Less than high school 40(41.7) 47(49.0)
 High school or equivalent 26(27.1) 24(25.0)
 Some college or more 30(31.2) 25(26.1)
Currently employed 45(46.9) 48(50.0)
Married/living with partner 86(89.6) 84(87.5)
Annual household income
 <$20 000 49(51.1) (same as smokers)
 $20 000 to < $40 000 17(17.7)
 $40 000 or more 16(16.6)
 Refused to answer 14(14.6)
Age, came to the United States (years) 38.3 (14.0; range 8–64) 38.4 (13.2; range 1–69)
Self-rated English proficiency
 So so/poorly/not at all 92 (95.8) 93 (96.9)
 Fluent/very well 4 (4.2) 3 (2.1)
Perceived general health
 Excellent/very good/good 41(42.7) 55(57.3)
 Fair/poor 55(57.3) 41(42.7)
Had health insurance 76(79.2) 79(82.3)
Number of household current smokers
 1 (only the participating smoker) 85 (88.5) (same as smokers)
 2 8 (8.3)
 3 or more 3 (2.1)
Smoking status
 Never smoker 0(0.0%) 91(94.8)
 Former smoker 0(0.0%) 3(3.1)
 Current smoker: smoked some days 0 (0.0%) 1(1.0)
 Current smoker: smoked daily 96(100.0) 1(1.0)
Smoking characteristics
 Years smoked regularly 29.0 (12.8; range 1–57) (not assessed)
 Number of cigarettes smoked per day 8.6 (6.6; 1–40)
 Time to first cigarette: <31 minutes 49 (51.0%)
 Had at least one 24-hour quit attempt in the past year 40 (45.8)
Stage of change
 Precontemplation 40 (41.7)
 Contemplation 44 (45.8)
 Preparation 12 (12.5)