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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2021 Feb 22.
Published in final edited form as: Health Psychol. 2019 Mar;38(3):248–258. doi: 10.1037/hea0000702

Table 4:

Point Prevalent Abstinence and Postcessation Weight Gain for the Three Latent Profiles

LP1, Typically Concerned (n = 180) LP2, Minimally Concerned (n = 114) LP3, Highly Concerned (n = 49)

Point prevalent abstinence % n % n % n

3-months 32% 63 31% 35 25% 12
6-months 23% 41 28% 32 16% 8
12-months 24% 43 24% 27 10% 5

LP2 v. LP1 F or t p OR

Overall 0.10 0.753
 3-months 1.06 0.291 1.33
 6-months −0.76 0.445 0.81
 12-months 0.30 0.762 1.09

LP3 v. LP1 F or t p OR

Overall 7.23 0.008
 3-months 1.46 0.145 1.74
 6-months 1.04 0.300 1.57
 12-months 2.09 0.037 2.93

LP1, Typically Concerned (n = 180) LP2, Minimally Concerned (n = 114) LP3, Highly Concerned (n = 49)

Postcessation weight gain* Mean SD n Mean SD n Mean SD n

3-months 4.67 6.11 49 5.39 4.41 28 6.61 8.00 8
6-months 7.08 7.99 38 6.88 8.33 29 13.09 7.93 5
12-months 6.60 10.68 41 10.75 10.85 25 15.44 16.16 5

LP2 v. LP1 F or t p Estimate

Overall 0.52 0.473
 3-months 0.13 0.898 0.26
 6-months 0.30 0.762 0.63
 12-months 1.92 0.058 3.98

LP3 v. LP1 F or t p Estimate

Overall 3.10 0.081
 3-months 1.11 0.268 3.46
 6-months 1.71 0.090 6.18
 12-months 1.94 0.055 7.15

Note. LP = latent profile; SD = standard deviation. OR = odds ratio.

*

Only examined among women who were abstinent, of whom some did not provide weight information. Weight is presented in pounds. Treatment condition was included as a covariate in all models. Precessation weight was included as a covariate in postcessation weight gain models.