. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2016 Jun 21.

Published in final edited form as: Psychol Addict Behav. 2016 May 2;30(4):475–483. doi: 10.1037/adb0000171

Table 1.

Differences in Continuous Smoker Identity by Categorical Smoker Identity, BL-24 months

Assessment		Smoker	Social smoker	Ex- smoker	Trier	Non- smoker	ANOVA
BL	M	1.26_a	−.01_b	−.31_c	−.67_d	−.76_d	F(4, 287) = 77.94, p < .0001
	SD	.82	. 68	.57	.42	.39
	n	53	131	23	71	14
6 months	M	.90_a	−.17_b	−.40_c	−.70_c	−.98_c	F(4, 287) = 48.90, p < .0001
	SD	.78	.71	.66	.64	0
	n	79	139	20	52	2
15 months	M	.78_a	−.37_b	−.67_c	−.77_c	−1.05_c	F(4, 287) = 64.83, p < .0001
	SD	.71	.66	.67	.72	0
	N	112	129	17	26	8
24 months	M	.70_a	−.38_b	−.61_c	−1.02_c	−.93_c	F(4, 286) = 59.24, p < .0001
	SD	.71	.64	.80	.36	.41
	n	119	130	20	17	5

Note. Means for the composite index of continuous smoker identity based on standardized scores are reported in this table. Different subscripts across categorical smoker identity categories represent significant mean differences, p < .05.