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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2018 Nov 1.
Published in final edited form as: Am J Drug Alcohol Abuse. 2016 Sep 26;43(6):694–702. doi: 10.1080/00952990.2016.1225072

Table 1.

Sample characteristics of past month tobacco product users.1

n %
Demographics
Gender
 Male 4088 59.9%
 Female 2738 40.1%
Age
 9–13 years old 829 12.2%
 14–18 years old 5797 85.6%
 19+ years old 150 2.2%
Race / Ethnicity
 White, Non-Hispanic 3167 47.7%
 Hispanic 1730 26.1%
 Black, Non-Hispanic 953 14.3%
 Asian, Non-Hispanic 136 2.0%
 Other, Non-Hispanic 653 9.8%
Tobacco Product Usage2
Cigarettes
 Use in past 30 days 3785 58.2%
 No use in past 30 days 2721 41.8%
Cigars (including cigarillos and little cigars)
 Use in past 30 days 3497 52.6%
 No use in past 30 days 3153 47.4%
Smokeless Tobacco
 Use in past 30 days 1717 25.8%
 No use in past 30 days 4930 74.2%
Pipe (non-hookah)
 Use in past 30 days 1388 20.9%
 No use in past 30 days 5268 79.1%
Bidis
 Use in past 30 days 301 4.7%
 No use in past 30 days 6082 95.3%
Kreteks (AKA cloves)
 Use in past 30 days 302 4.7%
 No use in past 30 days 6081 95.3%
Hookah (AKA waterpipe, shisha, narghile)
 Use in past 30 days 1441 22.6%
 No use in past 30 days 4942 77.4%
Snus
 Use in past 30 days 639 10.0%
 No use in past 30 days 5744 90.0%
E-cigarettes
 Use in past 30 days 1026 16.1%
 No use in past 30 days 5357 83.9%
Dependence Measure
First Tobacco Craving Upon Waking
 Do not use tobacco or rarely want to use tobacco 3989 60.6%
 After more than 1 hour but less than 24 hours 876 13.3%
 From more than 30 minutes to 1 hour 457 6.9%
 From 6 to 30 minutes 577 8.8%
 Within 5 minutes 681 10.3%
1

Sub-categories do not always add up to total sample size due to missing data.

2

Tobacco product usage variables were used as latent class indicators.