Table 2. Smoking-related measures, tobacco and anti-tobacco advertising for smokers and quitters.

	Smokers (N=631)	Quitters (N=52)	Total (N=683)	p-value
Smoking-related measures
Having a smoking partner	151 (24.0%)	7 (13.5%)	158 (23.2%)	0.084
Age began smoking	15.2 (4.48)	14.9 (4.04)	15.1 (4.44)	0.738
Reasons affecting smoking/quitting
Treatment program requirements				0.550
Not at all/a little	516 (82.2%)	41 (78.9%)	557 (81.9%)
Somewhat/a lot	112 (17.8%)	11 (21.2%)	123 (18.1%)
Cost of a pack of cigarettes				0.490
Not at all/a little	369 (58.8%)	28 (53.9%)	397 (58.4%)
Somewhat/a lot	259 (41.2%)	24 (46.2%)	283 (41.6%)
Health concerns				<.001
Not at all/a little	293 (46.7%)	8 (15.4%)	301 (44.3%)
Somewhat/a lot	335 (53.3%)	44 (84.6%)	379 (55.7%)
Family pressure/encouragement/being a good role model				0.151
Not at all/a little	413 (65.7%)	29 (55.8%)	442 (64.9%)
Somewhat/a lot	216 (34.3%)	23 (44.2%)	239 (35.1%)
Warning labels on cigarette packages				0.561
Not at all/a little	511 (81.4%)	44 (84.6%)	555 (81.6%)
Somewhat/a lot	117 (18.6%)	8 (15.5%)	125 (18.4%)
Used cessation products
Used any NRT1 product	319 (51.0%)	25 (49.0%)	344 (50.9%)	0.781
Used any oral medication	74 (12.2%)	7 (13.7%)	81 (12.3%)	0.745
Used e-cigarettes/vape pens	282 (45.9%)	24 (47.1%)	306 (46.0%)	0.876
Advertising receptivity				0.485
High receptivity	394 (62.4%)	35 (67.3%)	429 (62.8%)
Moderate/Low receptivity	237 (37.6%)	17 (32.7%)	254 (37.2%)
Anti-tobacco message awareness				0.271
Daily	74 (11.7%)	7 (13.5%)	81 (11.9%)
Weekly	123 (19.5%)	7 (13.5%)	130 (19.0%)
Less than once a week	118 (18.7%)	15 (28.8%)	133 (19.5%)
Not at all	316 (50.1%)	23 (44.2%)	339 (49.6%)
Health risk perception	62.2 (20.44)	69.7 (21.10)	62.8 (20.57)	0.011

¹NRT refers to nicotine replacement therapy