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. 2015 Nov 12;15:1112. doi: 10.1186/s12889-015-2470-2

Table 2.

Multiple hierarchical regression analyses with BMI, AUDIT-C, and number of cigarettes daily as dependent variable

BMI (n = 1674) AUDIT-C (n = 1622) Number of cigarettes smoked daily (n = 184)
β ΔR 2 β ΔR 2 β ΔR 2
Step 1 0.045* 0.063* 0.113*
Age 0.140* −0.203* 0.288*
Gender (1 = females) −0.153* −0.158* −0.157*
Step 2 0.0002 0.018* 0.016
Age 0.137* −0.179* 0.246*
Gender −0.154* −0.141* −0.152*
Average hours worked per week −0.009 0.120* 0.002
Schedule with Night Work >5 years 0.009 −0.067* 0.134
Step 3 0.003 0.047* 0.010
Age 0.145* −0.113* 0.267*
Gender −0.147* −0.132* −0.157*
Average hours worked per week −0.003 0.075* −0.020
Schedule with Night Work >5 years 0.001 −0.052* 0.152*
Children living at Home no/yes −0.009 −0.229* −0.097
NNL 0.055* 0.032 - 0.057

* Significant finding p < .05. β Beta coefficient, ΔR2 R square change, BMI body mass index, AUDIT C the AUDIT alcohol consumption questions, NNL number of night shifts worked last year