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. 2019 May 14;25(5):425–431. doi: 10.1089/tmj.2017.0299

Table 1.

Sociodemographic Characteristics of the Sample at Baseline

PARTICIPANT CHARACTERISTICS (N = 162) TOTAL
Age at study enrollment, mean (SD) 49.9 (15.0)
Women, n (%) 85 (52.5)
Level of education, n (%)
 Less than high school graduate 49 (31.4)
 High school graduate or GED 35 (22.4)
 Some post high school education or technical school 35 (22.4)
 College graduate or more 37 (23.7)
Marital status, n (%)
 Married 77 (47.5)
 Single 37 (22.8)
 Separated/divorced 26 (16.0)
 Widowed 8 (4.9)
 Cohabitating 14 (8.6)
Amount of tobacco use at baseline
 Nondaily 26 (16.0)
 Daily, 1–10 cpd 97 (59.9)
 Daily, 11–20 cpd 35 (21.6)
 Daily, 21 or more cpd 4 (2.5)
FTND—Fagerstrom Test for Nicotine Dependence21
 No dependence (0) 30 (18.5)
 Low dependence (1–2) 48 (29.6)
 Moderate dependence (3–5) 52 (32.1)
 High dependence (6–8) 30 (18.5)
 Very high dependence (9–10) 2 (1.2)
TAPS—Test to Assess the Psychological Dependence on Smoking19
 Low dependence (8–13) 100 (62.1)
 Moderate dependence (14–19) 59 (36.6)
 High dependence (20–24) 2 (1.2)
ISSS—Issa Situational Scale Score18
 Low dependence (0–1) 22 (13.6)
 Moderate dependence (2–3) 81 (50.0)
 High dependence (4) 59 (36.4)

GED, general educational development test.