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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2018 Jan 8.
Published in final edited form as: Arch Pediatr Adolesc Med. 2007 Sep;161(9):842–848. doi: 10.1001/archpedi.161.9.842

Table 1.

School and Student Characteristics: Quebec Child and Adolescent Health and Social Survey, 1999a

Characteristic 13-Year-Old Students 16-Year-Old Students
Student related
 Sex
  Boys 368 (48.2) 357 (46.9)
  Girls 395 (51.8) 405 (53.1)
 Parent(s) smoke daily
  Yes 354 (46.4) 391 (51.3)
  No 409 (53.6) 371 (48.7)
 Sibling(s) smoke daily
  Yes 157 (20.6) 196 (25.7)
  No 606 (79.4) 566 (74.3)
 Living with both parentsb
  Yes 593 (78.0) 576 (76.1)
  No 167 (22.0) 181 (23.9)
 Smoking status
  Boys
   Daily 14 (3.8) 75 (21.0)
   Less than daily 29 (7.9) 43 (12.0)
   Nonsmokers 325 (88.3) 239 (67.0)
  Girls
   Daily 28 (7.1) 102 (25.2)
   Less than daily 65 (16.5) 60 (14.8)
   None 302 (76.5) 243 (60.0)
School relatedc
 Location
  Urban 34 38
  Rural 16 19
 Status
  Private 11 10
  Public 39 47
 Average area annual income
  <$50 000 24 28
  ≥$50 000 26 29
 Students can smoke outdoors
  Yes 39 51
  No 11 6
 Staff can smoke indoors
  Yes 12 18
  No 38 39
 Staff can smoke outdoors
  Yes 39 51
  No 11 6
a

Data are given as number (percentage) of each group unless otherwise indicated. Percentages are based on totals for each category and may not total 100 because of rounding. n = 763 for 13-year-old students and n = 762 for 16-year-old students unless otherwise indicated.

b

Excluding missing data.

c

Data are given as number of schools. n = 50 for 13-year-old students and n = 57 for 16-year-old students.