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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2018 Aug 1.
Published in final edited form as: J Adolesc Health. 2017 Apr 5;61(2):155–162. doi: 10.1016/j.jadohealth.2017.02.004

Table 1.

Weighted estimates of demographic distributions for different categories of past-month e-cigarette use and cigarette smoking

No recent 30-day use
% (n)
30-day e-cigarette use only
% (n)
30-day cigarette smoking only
% (n)
30-day dual use
% (n)
Overall sample
% (n)
Sex (ES = 0.08)
 Male 45.5% (2607) 57.7% (446) 49.9% (208) 57.6% (298) 47.8% (3559)
 Female 54.5% (3153) 42.3% (331) 50.1% (197) 42.4% (219) 52.2% (3900)
Race/ethnicity (ES = 0.12)
 Black 13.6% (772) 5.8% (51) 9.7% (33) 3.6% (20) 11.9% (876)
 White 52.1% (3105) 57.1% (449) 62.4% (271) 69.3% (379) 54.4% (4204)
 Hispanic 16.6% (1108) 18.6% (160) 11.2% (53) 11.1% (74) 16.1% (1395)
 Other/missing 17.7% (1085) 18.6% (158) 16.7% (81) 16.1% (98) 17.6% (1422)
Age (ES = 0.06)
 Less than 18 years 43.3% (2655) 41.4% (339) 29.2% (135) 36.8% (201) 41.8% (3330)
 18 years or older 56.7% (3282) 58.6% (456) 70.8% (280) 63.2% (344) 58.2% (4362)
Geographical region (ES = 0.07)
 Northeast 18.8% (1204) 17.0% (153) 16.5% (79) 16.7% (109) 18.4% (1545)
 Midwest 19.7% (1454) 22.8% (214) 20.2% (106) 23.3% (153) 20.3% (1927)
 South 38.8% (2134) 33.8% (251) 48.8% (204) 37.1% (200) 38.7% (2789)
 West 22.7% (1278) 26.4% (200) 14.5% (49) 22.9% (109) 22.6% (1636)
Metropolitan statistical area/ urbanicity (ES = 0.10)
 Large MSA 28.6% (1867) 26.7% (247) 21.9% (110) 23.5% (156) 27.7% (2380)
 Other MSA 50.1% (2876) 61.3% (473) 42.2% (166) 55.3% (297) 51.1% (3812)
 Non-MSA 21.3% (1327) 12.1% (98) 35.9% (162) 21.2% (118) 21.2% (1705)
Parental education (ES = 0.04)
 No college 24.6% (1508) 23.5% (195) 33.1% (141) 26.0% (145) 25.1% (1989)
 Some college 68.8% (4151) 69.1% (573) 58.3% (256) 67.3% (388) 68.0% (5368)
 Don’t know/missing 6.7% (411) 7.4% (50) 8.6% (41) 6.6% (38) 6.9% (540)
College plans (ES = 0.12)
 Definitely will attend 60.3% (3717) 56.8% (473) 36.9% (157) 38.7% (233) 57.0% (4580)
 Will not attend/other 39.7% (2353) 43.2% (345) 63.1% (281) 61.3% (338) 43.0% (3317)

Note: The bivariate associations between different categories of recent 30-day e-cigarette use and cigarette smoking (i.e., non-use, e-cigarette use only, cigarette smoking only, and dual use) and all demographic characteristics shown in Table 1 were significant: sex (p < 0.001), race/ethnicity (p < 0.001), age (p < 0.001), geographical region (p < 0.001), metropolitan statistical area/urbanicity (p < 0.001), parental education (p < 0.05), and college plans (p < 0.001). ES = Effect size (phi), based on the design-adjusted Rao-Scott chi-square test statistic and the nominal sample size used to test each association; 0.1 is considered small, 0.3 is considered moderate, and 0.5 is considered large.

Data source: 2014 Monitoring the Future Study, Forms 1, 2, 5 and 6.