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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2019 Jun 1.
Published in final edited form as: J Smok Cessat. 2018 Jan 21;13(4):216–226. doi: 10.1017/jsc.2017.26

Table 2.

Sample Description: Social Support, Behavioral Interventions, Nicotine Dependence and Characteristics of the Last Quit Attempt

Characteristics Count Percentage
Relying on support from friends and family 2370 32.4
Using behavioral interventions 610 7.4
 Telephone help-line or quit-line 312 3.4
 One-on-one counseling 215 2.7
 Stop smoking clinic, class, or support group 175 2.3
 Internet or web-based program 150 2.0
Nicotine dependence
 Night-smoking 989 13.8
 Smoking within 30 minutes from awakening 3931 53.6
 Heavy smoking (16+ cigarettes per day) 2647 35.6
 Smoking status 12 months ago
  Daily Smoker 6312 87.4
  Occasional Smoker 514 7.4
  Nonsmoker 369 5.2
Characteristics of the last quit attempt
 Duration of the last quit attempt
  Less than 1 day 981 13.3
  1–7 days 3938 54.3
  8+ days 2276 32.3
 Using pharmacological aids 2798 36.0

Note. Percentages are based on the population counts. The total population count is 9,414,928 and the total sample size is 7,195.