Table 2.

Influence of messages to participate in smoking cessation activities.

Perceived influence of the intervention		Comparison, n (%) (n=46)	Intervention, n (%) (n=74)	P value
Use nicotine replacement therapy (eg, the patch or gum)				.09
	Strongly disagree/disagree/neutral	20 (54)	21 (36)
	Agree/strongly agree	17 (46)	37 (64)
Talk to a doctor about quitting smoking				.39
	Strongly disagree/disagree/neutral	16 (43)	20 (34)
	Agree/strongly agree	21 (57)	38 (65)
Quit smoking				.07
	Strongly disagree/ disagree/neutral	14 (38)	12 (21)
	Agree/strongly agree	23 (62)	46 (79)
Make a list of reasons to quit smoking				.35
	Strongly disagree/disagree/neutral	10 (27)	11 (19)
	Agree/strongly agree	27 (73)	47 (81)
Use behavioral strategies such as distraction or substitution				.96
	Strongly disagree/disagree/neutral	7 (19)	11 (19)
	Agree/strongly agree	30 (81)	47 (81)
Get support from those around you to help quit smoking				.22
	Strongly disagree/disagree/neutral	9 (24)	21 (36)
	Agree/strongly agree	28 (76)	37 (64)
Set a quit date				.42
	Strongly disagree/disagree/neutral	23 (62)	28 (48)
	Agree/strongly agree	14 (38)	30 (52)