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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2020 Aug 1.
Published in final edited form as: Addict Behav. 2019 Apr 3;95:197–201. doi: 10.1016/j.addbeh.2019.04.002

Table 1.

Demographic, smoking behaviors, and cigarette purchasing among current smokers (N = 472).

Total
N = 472
Age (Mean, SD) 43.1 (11.8)
Sex, No., %
 Male 306 (64.8)
 Female 166 (35.2)
Race/ethnicity
 White 339 (52.9)
 African American 133 (20.8)
 Latino 42 (6.6)
 Asian/Native Hawaiian/Pacific Islander 6 (0.9)
 American Indian/Alaskan Native/Mixed 120 (18.8)
Education
 Less than high school 157 (25.8)
 High school 253 (41.5)
 Some college 165 (27.1)
 College or more 34 (5.6)
Monthly income
 No income 182 (41.7)
 Any income 255 (58.4)
Sources of income among those with any income
 Paid work, employment benefits, or self-employed 66 (26.2)
 Criminalized activity 7 (2.8)
 Disability or social assistance 90 (35.7)
 Support from family or friends or other 89 (35.3)
Smoking characteristics
 Non-daily smoking 65 (13.7)
 Daily smoking 407 (86.2)
 Average cigarette consumption in the past 24 h, Mean (SD) a 12.4 (8.1)
Time to first cigarette after waking, No., (%)
 > 30 min 123 (26.1)
 ≤ 30 min 348 (73.9)
Number of quit attempts in the past year, Mean (SD) 2.4 (2.9)
Heaviness of smoking index, No. (%)
 Very low 172 (36.5)
 Low to moderate 123 (26.1)
 Moderate 125 (26.5)
 High 51 (10.8)
Cigarette procurement, No. (%)
 Buy from store 393 (83.4)
 Buy from friend 12 (2.6)
 Ask strangers 12 (2.6)
 Ask friends or people 37 (7.9)
 Other 17 (3.6)
Cigarette purchasing quantity, No. (%)
 1 cigarette 36 (7.6)
 2 to 19 cigarettes 28 (5.9)
 20 cigarettes/pack 300 (63.7)
 Multiple packs 45 (9.6)
 A carton 34 (7.2)
 Other/Do not buy cigarettes 28 (5.9)
Amount paid for cigarettes/week, No. (%)
 ≤$5 77 (16.3)
 $6 to $10 69 (14.6)
 $11 to $20 65 (13.8)
 $21 to $30 149 (31.6)
 $31 to $40 68 (14.4)
 $41 to $50 9 (1.9)
 $51 to $60 28 (5.9)
 $61 to $70 3 (0.6)
 $71 or more 4 (0.9)