Table 3.

Results analyses examining first and final week smoking.

		First Week Smoking				Final Week Smoking
Predictor	OR at entry	95% CI	Final OR	95% CI	OR at entry	95% CI	Final OR	95% CI
Intercept	-	-	0.05**	[0.01, 0.30]	-	-	0.11**	[0.30, 0.40]
Block 1
Motivation to quit	0.37+	[0.12, 1.16]	0.39	[0.13, 1.21]	0.63	[0.24, 1.63]	0.45	[0.13, 1.53]
Nicotine dependence	1.02	[0.66, 1.57]	0.94	[0.64, 1.37]	1.00	[0.77, 1.30]	0.91	[0.67, 1.23]
Sex	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	-
Age	0.97	[0.88, 1.07]	0.97	[0.90, 1.05]	1.02	[0.93, 1.12]	1.02	[0.91, 1.14]
Race	2.65	[0.34, 20.46]	3.11	[0.32, 29.90]	1.43	[0.33, 6.24]	1.62	[0.34, 7.69]
Education level	1.03	[0.56, 1.89]	0.92	[0.44, 1.92]	1.03	[0.69, 1.54]	0.84	[0.56, 1.27]
Block 2
Support for quitting	1.16	[0.25, 5.32]	1.04	[0.19, 5.57]	2.29	[0.49, 10.76]	2.16	[0.46, 10.16]
Relationship satisfaction	1.55	[0.44, 5.42]	3.40	[0.32, 35.84]	1.13	[0.45, 2.82]	5.67+	[0.88, 36.56]
Block 3
Perceived responsiveness	-	-	0.47	[0.12, 1.77]	-	-	0.26*	[0.08, 0.78]

Note. Data were analyzed using block sequential logistic regressions. N = 62. Sex was dropped from the analyses for first week smoking because the model would not converge due to problems with multicollinearity. Perceived responsiveness marginally predicts final week smoking when satisfaction is omitted from the model, OR = 0.61, 95% CI = [0.35, 1.06],p = .079. OR = odds ratio; 95% CI = 95% confidence interval.

⁺p < .10

^*p < .05

^**p < .01