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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2017 Jan 1.
Published in final edited form as: J Contextual Behav Sci. 2016 Jan;5(1):58–63. doi: 10.1016/j.jcbs.2015.11.001

Table 1.

Participant characteristics

M(SD)/N[%]
Age 38.02 (13.10)
Gender
 Male 188 [51.5]
 Female 177 [48.5]
Race/ethnicity
 White 319 [87.4]
 Black Non-Hispanic 25 [6.8]
 Black Hispanic 2 [0.5]
 Hispanic 8 [2.2]
 Asian 4 [1.1]
 Other 7 [1.9]
Education Completed
 Less than high school 14 [3.8]
 High school graduate or equivalent 85 [23.3]
 Some college 115 [31.5]
 Associates degree 36 [9.9]
 Bachelor degree 58 [15.9]
 Some graduate or professional school 24 [6.6]
 Graduate or professional school 33 [9.0]
Marital Status
 Married or living with someone 137 [37.5]
 Widowed 7 [1.9]
 Separated 18 [4.9]
 Divorced or annulled 67 [18.4]
 Never married 136 [37.3]
Baseline CO (ppm) 21.54 (11.32)
Smoking Rate 17.52 (9.23)
Years a Daily Smoker 19.66 (12.95)
Number of Past Serious Quit Attempts 3.66 (2.31)
Axis I Disorder
 Absent 203 [55.6]
 Present 162 [44.4]
PANAS-NA 18.95 (6.80)
PSS 24.29 (7.44)
AIS 45.34 (10.89)
Nicotine Dependence 5.38 (2.21)
Barrier to Smoking Cessation 25.32 (11.26)
Severity of Problems During Quit Attempt 2.10 (0.66)

Note. N = 365; M(SD) = Mean (Standard Deviation). CO (ppm) = Carbon Monoxide (parts per million); PANAS-NA = Positive and Negative Affect Scale-Negative Affect subscale (Watson et al., 1988); PSS (Cohen et al., 1983); AIS = Avoidance and Inflexibility Scale (Gifford et al., 2004).