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. 2015 Aug 20;18(5):1163–1170. doi: 10.1093/ntr/ntv171

Table 1.

Baseline Characteristics of Nonsmoking Pregnant Women Living With a Smoking Husband in Sichuan Province, China

Characteristic All ( n = 1181) Intervention group ( n = 526) Control group ( n = 655)
n (%) n (%) n (%)
Age (y) (mean ± SD ) 25.6±4.5 25.8±4.1 25.4±4.8
Rural vs. urban region
 Rural 784 (66.4) 314 (59.7) 470 (71.8)
 Urban 397(33.6) 212(40.3) 185 (28.2)
Education
 Middle school or less than middle school 633(53.6) 225 (42.8) 408 (62.3)
 High school 381(32.3) 202 (38.4) 179 (27.3)
 College or higher 167(14.1) 99 (18.8) 68 (10.4)
Working situation
 Employed 564(47.8) 251(47.7) 343(52.4)
 Unemployed 617(52.2) 275(52.3) 312(47.6)
Family net income per month (RMB)
 Under 1000 329(27.9) 107(20.3) 222(33.9)
 1000–3000 552(46.7) 241(45.8) 311(47.5)
 Over 3000 300(25.4) 178(33.8) 122(18.6)
Husband’s daily cigarette consumption
 Under 5 248 (21.0) 120 (22.6) 128 (19.7)
 5–9 307 (26.0) 121 (22.7) 186 (28.7)
 10–14 268 (22.7) 129 (24.2) 139 (21.4)
 15–19 238 (20.2) 108 (20.3) 130 (20.0)
 Over 20 120 (10.1) 54 (10.2) 66 (10.2)
Household smoking ban
 Smoking was allowed in all parts of the home 642 (54.4) 254 (48.3) 388 (59.2)
 Smoking was allowed in some parts of the home 371 (31.4) 187 (35.6) 184 (28.1)
 Smoking was not allowed in any part of the home 168 (14.2) 85 (16.1) 83 (12.7)
Scores of SHS knowledge (mean ± SD ) 5.5±3.9 5.6±4.1 5.4±3.6
Attitudes towards SHS
 Indifferent 78(6.6) 32 (6.1) 46 (7.0)
 Dislike 501(42.4) 242 (46.0) 259 (39.5)
 Strongly dislike 602(51.0) 252 (47.9) 350 (53.5)

SHS = secondhand smoke.