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. 2018 Oct 20;21(3):278–284. doi: 10.1093/ntr/nty222

Table 1.

Characteristics of Cigarette Smokers (n = 617) and Dual Users (n = 88) at Baseline

Cigarette smokers Dual users p valuea
Age (mean, SD) 50.5 14.0 49.3 14.6 .446b
N % N %
Sex .231
 Male 266 43.1 32 36.4
 Female 351 56.9 56 63.6
Race .027
 White 501 81.3 80 90.9
 Other 115 18.7 8 9.1
Education .242
 Less than high school 91 14.8 9 10.2
 GED/high school 204 33.1 25 28.4
 At least Some college 322 52.2 54 61.4
Household income .229
 Less than $25 000 251 43.0 38 45.2
 $25 000–$50 000 196 33.6 21 25.0
 More than $50 000 137 23.5 25 29.8
Marital status .235
 Single/never married 195 31.6 23 26.1
 Married/cohabitating 230 37.3 37 42.1
 Separated/divorced 146 23.7 17 19.3
 Widowed 46 7.5 11 12.5
Employment status .237
 Full-time 241 39.2 27 30.7
 Part-time 82 13.3 11 12.5
 Unemployed 292 47.5 50 56.8
Region
 Rural 313 50.7 37 42.1
 Urban 304 49.3 51 58.0
Stage of change .324
 Precontemplation 307 57.9 37 50.0
 Contemplation 191 36.0 30 40.5
 Preparation 32 6.0 7 9.5
FTND score .639
 Low/moderate 264 48.2 42 53.8
 Moderate/high 284 51.8 36 46.2
mean SD mean SD
Cessation interest 6.3 3.0 7.4 2.5 .002c

GED = General Education Development, FTND = Fagerström Test for Nicotine Dependence, SD = standard deviation.

aChi-square test unless otherwise noted.

b t test.

cWilcoxon rank sum test.