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. 2019 Jul 16;16(14):2533. doi: 10.3390/ijerph16142533

Table 3.

Estimated odds of exposure to e-cigarette advertising by participant characteristic.

Participant Characteristic AOR (95% CI) p-Value *
Age
Adolescents (13–17 years old) 1.90 (1.31, 2.76) 0.0007
Young Adults (18–25 years old) 3.56 (2.79, 4.55) <0.0001
Older Adults (26+ years old) 4.09 (3.60, 4.65) <0.0001
Sex
Female 2.68 (2.23, 3.23) <0.0001
Male 3.41 (2.84, 4.10) <0.0001
Race
White 3.77 (3.22, 4.41) <0.0001
African American 3.36 (2.72, 4.16) <0.0001
Other 2.19 (1.72, 2.79) <0.0001
Education
High school or less 2.36 (1.97, 2.83) <0.0001
Some college 3.62 (2.96, 4.42) <0.0001
4-year college or more 3.25 (2.66, 3.95) <0.0001
Cigarette smoking status
Current cigarette smoker 2.96 (2.65, 3.30) <0.0001
Non-smoker 3.09 (2.31, 4.15) <0.0001
Age by sex interaction
Adolescent x female 1.89 (1.26, 2.83) 00.0021
Adolescent x male 1.91 (1.27, 2.88) 00.0020
Young Adult x female 3.20 (2.32, 4.42) <0.0001
Young adult x male 3.97 (2.95, 5.33) <0.0001
Older adult x female 3.19 (2.78, 3.67) <0.0001
Older adult x male 5.24 (4.43, 6.21) <0.0001
Age by cigarette smoking status interaction
Adolescent x non-current smoker 2.65 (2.20, 3.20) <0.0001
Adolescent x current smoker 1.36 (0.66, 2.78) 0.4010
Young Adult x non-current smoker 3.18 (2.57, 3.94) <0.0001
Young adult x current smoker 3.99 (2.58, 6.17) <0.0001
Older adult x non-current smoker 3.06 (2.74, 3.42) <0.0001
Older adult x current smoker 5.47 (4.42, 6.77) <0.0001

* p-values test hypothesis that odds of exposure equal 1.