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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2017 Jun 1.
Published in final edited form as: Am J Addict. 2016 May 16;25(4):283–290. doi: 10.1111/ajad.12381

TABLE 1.

Sample demographics and clinical characteristics by smoking status and sex

Variable Male smoker (n =2,610; 22.5%) % (SE) Male non-smoker (n =9,158; 77.5%) % (SE) Female smoker (n =2,675; 19.7%) % (SE) Female non-smoker (n =11,161; 80.3%) % (SE)
Age 42.6 (.18) 48.5 (10) 41.0 (14.0) 46.9 (10.0)
Race
 White, non-Hispanic 72.5% (.5%) 71.9% (.3%) 78.1% (.5%) 70.4% (.3%)
 Black, non-Hispanic 10.0% (.4%) 8.7% (.2%) 09.1% (.2%) 10.1% (.2%)
 Other, non-Hispanic 6.7% (.2%) 6.6% (.2%) 6.5% (.3%) 7.0% (.15%)
 Hispanic/Latino 10.8% (.3%) 12.8% (.2%) 6.3% (.2%) 12.5% (.16%)
Education
 <High school 19.3% (.6%) 11.4% (.2%) 13.7% (.4%) 10.6% (.2%)
 High school 34.7% (.7%) 24.2% (.3%) 34.2% (.6%) 25.4% (.3%)
 Some college 32.1% (.6%) 29.5% (.3%) 39.9% (.5%) 32.2% (.3%)
 College degree 13.9% (.4%) 34.9% (.3%) 12.3% (.3%) 31.8% (.2%)
Personal income
 <$20,000 33.2% (.6%) 21.5% (.3%) 58.5% (.6%) 53.2% (.3%)
 $20,000–35,000 26.5% (.5%) 23.6% (.3%) 24.2% (.5%) 21.1% (.2%)
 $35,000–70,000 30.2% (.5%) 33.9% (.3%) 14.6% (.3%) 20.1% (.2%)
 >$70,000 10.1% (.3%) 21.0% (.2%) 2.7% (.09%) 5.6% (.07%)
Employment status
 Employed 77.6% (.5%) 75.2% (.2%) 65.3% (.5%) 62.2% (.4%)
 Unemployed 6.2% (.3%) 2.0% (.08%) 6.1% (.3%) 2.2% (.08%)
 Not in labor force 16.2% (.5%) 22.8% (.3%) 28.5% (.5%) 35.5% (.4%)
Relationship status
 Married 68.6% (.5%) 81.6% (.2%) 66.9% (.4%) 82.2% (.2%)
 Widowed/divorced/separated 12.1% (.5%) 6.5% (.14%) 16.6% (.4%) 7.8% (.13%)
 Never married 19.2% (.4%) 11.9% (.2%) 16.5% (.3%) 10.0% (.19%)
Cigarettes per day 16.64 (.16) 13.74 (.12)
PTSD diagnosis 6.6% (.3%) 3.6% (.14%) 17.3% (.5%) 8.4% (.16%)
Drinks per year (0–4)
 Non-drinker 19.3% (.6%) 28.0% (.3%) 20.9% (.6%) 37.5% (.4%)
 1–10 drinks per yr 8.6% (.4%) 11.3% (.2%) 20.4% (.5%) 20.2% (.2%)
 11–100 drinks per yr 19.6% (.4%) 20.7% (.2%) 23.9% (.6%) 21.2% (.2%)
 101–500 drinks per yr 22.8% (.5%) 27.0% (.3%) 22.9% (.5%) 17.1% (.19%)
 501+ drinks per yr 29.7% (.6%) 12.9% (.2%) 12.0% (.4%) 4.0% (.09%)
IPV victimization 8.4% (.3%) 5.1% (.12%) 9.6% (.3%) 4.4% (.12%)
IPV perpetration 5.9% (.2%) 3.7% (.12%) 11.5% (.4%) 5.9% (.15%)

IPV =intimate partner violence.

N =25,604. All non-smoker/smoker differences within the sex-specific subsample are statistically significant at the α =.001 level using t-tests for continuous variables and Rao–Scott chi-square tests for discrete and categorical variables.