. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2018 Feb 1.

Published in final edited form as: J Abnorm Psychol. 2016 Dec 22;126(2):184–198. doi: 10.1037/abn0000247

Table 1.

Participant demographic and smoking characteristics by group

	Full sample (n=159)	PTSD (n=52)	MDD (n=51)	Control (n=56)
Women % (n)	6.3 (10)	15.4 (8)^a	2.0 (1)^a,b	1.8 (1)^b
White % (n)	71.7 (114)	71.2 (37)	78.4 (40)	66.1 (37)
High School Diploma/GED or less % (n)	34.6 (55)	28.8 (15)	35.3 (18)	39.3 (22)
Age (M, SD)	52.43 (9.7)	49.4 (11.05)	55.0 (8.8)	52.89 (8.45)
CPD (M, SD)	19.8 (8.4)	21.1 (6.95)	18.21 (8.61)	19.82 (9.50)
FTND (M, SD)	5.7 (2.1)	6.3 (2.01)^a	5.8 (2.06)^a,b	5.05 (2.22)^b
Baseline NA (Negative Mood Induction	14.37 (5.36)	16.26 (6.56)^a	15.52 (5.00)^a	11.41 (2.11)^b
Baseline NA (Positive Mood Induction)	14.63 (5.95)	16.43 (7.57)^a	16.27 (5.43)^a	11.26 (1.91)^b
Baseline PA (Negative Mood Induction)	29.40 (8.33)	29.93 (9.91)^a,b	27.62 (7.08)^a	30.72 (8.19)^b
Baseline PA (Positive Mood Induction)	29.40 (8.32)	29.42 (9.60)^a,b	28.14 (7.00)^a	30.59 (8.13)^b

Note: Within each column, numbers with different superscript letters differ significantly with a p value < .05. GED = General Educational Development; CPD=cigarettes per day; FTND= Fagerstrom Test for Nicotine Dependence; NA=Negative Affect; PA= Positive affect