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. 2019 Jun 28;29(4):425–431. doi: 10.1136/tobaccocontrol-2018-054905

Table 1.

Descriptive data for the sample (n=3994)

n
(%)
Gender
 Male 1904 (47.7)
 Female 2090 (52.3)
Ethnicity
 White 688 (17.2)
 Non-white 3306 (82.8)
Family affluence1 2.72 (0.49)
Ever used e-cigarettes (baseline)
 No 3236 (81.0)
 Yes 758 (19.0)
Friend smokers
 None 2602 (65.1)
 A few or more 1392 (34.9)
Family smokers
 None 1502 (37.6)
 One or more 2492 (62.4)
Impulsivity* 2.04 (1.65)
Intention
 Low 3624 (90.7)
 High 370 (9.3)
Attitude
 Low 3302 (82.7)
 High 692 (17.3)
Norms
 Low 3455 (86.5)
 High 539 (13.5)
Perceived behavioural control
 Low 3260 (81.6)
 High 734 (18.4)
Self-efficacy
 Low 3239 (81.1)
 High 755 (18.9)
Free school meals†
 Low 22 (48.9)
 High 23 (51.1)
Condition†
 Control 20 (44.4)
 Intervention 25 (55.6)
Ever smoked cigarettes (follow-up)
 No 3180 (79.6)
 Yes 814 (20.4)
Any recent tobacco smoking (follow-up)
 No 3607 (90.3)
 Yes 387 (9.7)
Regularly smoked cigarettes (follow-up)
 No 3910 (97.9)
 Yes 84 (2.1)

*Mean and SD for these variables.

†Number of schools.