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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2019 Aug 1.
Published in final edited form as: Addict Behav. 2017 Oct 24;83:142–147. doi: 10.1016/j.addbeh.2017.10.015

Table 1.

Descriptive Statistics for Purchasing/Smoking by Exposure

DV Any Purchase Impulse Purchase Smoking
Item ↓ Response n % Yes % Yes Mean
(SD)
No. of Advertisements Seen
0 1517 19.12 7.98 2.15
(1.50)
1 254 44.88 18.11 2.48
(1.41)
2 225 52.44 23.56 2.91
(1.22)
3 132 59.85 25.00 3.06
(1.20)
4+ 154 61.04 27.92 3.29
(1.20)
Menthol
Y 667 59.37 26.54 2.88
(1.34)
N 1615 18.51 7.37 2.18
(1.49)

Table 1 Note. Any Purchase was a yes/no variable (there were 695 “yes” responses). Impulse Purchase was a yes/no variable (there were 296 “yes” responses). Smoking was assessed on a 0–4 scale (see text). Menthol was coded as yes/no (see methods and supplemental materials). Sample size (n) for the “no” response for Impulse Purchase = 1614.