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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2019 May 1.
Published in final edited form as: J Addict Med. 2018 May-Jun;12(3):193–200. doi: 10.1097/ADM.0000000000000385

Table 3.

Smoking Behaviors – Intervention vs. Control

Cessation Rate Past 90-day tobacco use (days) Number of Tobacco Products per day

Intervention % Control % P OR 95% CI Intervention M (SD)
[95% CI]
Control M (SD)
[95% CI]
P Effect Size η2 Intervention M (SD)
[95% CI]
Control M (SD)
[95% CI]
P Effect Size η2
Intake 25% 24% NS 1.08
0.4, 2.7
65.1 (32)
[55,75]
52.0 (40)
[42,62]
.07 0.03 9.5 (6)
[8,11]
7.7 (7)
[6,10]
.19 0.02
6 Weeks Postpartum 39% 25% NS 1.92
0.7, 5.6
45.9 (40)
[30,62]
52.1 (36)
[39,65]
.54 0.01 6.1 (4)
[4,8]
6.9 (6)
[5,9]
.56 0.01
3 Months Postpartum 25% 14% NS 2
0.6, 7.3
57.5 (38)
[45,70]
60.7 (34)
[49,72]
.70 0.002 7.9 (6)
[6,10]
7.1 (8)
[5,9]
.63 0.003
6 Months Postpartum 24% 24% NS 1.04
0.3, 3.3
55.3 (39)
[41,69]
59.2 (32)
[47,71]
.67 0.003 6.9 (5)
[5,9]
6.4 (6)
[4,8]
.75 0.002

Note: Past 90-day tobacco use and number of tobacco products per day reported among participants who smoked at least one day of past 90.