Table 3.
Tobacco Withdrawal Outcome | Parameter Estimate for Association of Frequency of Perceived Exposure to Discrimination with Respective Outcome | |||
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Unadjusted Modelsa β (95% CI) |
p-value | Adjusted Modelsb β (95% CI) |
p-value | |
Urge/Craving | ||||
WSWS-Craving | .04 (−.002, .01) | .23 | .02 (−.005, .01) | .65 |
QSU-Appetitive Urge | .04 (−.003, .01) | .22 | .03 (−.005, .01) | .36 |
QSU-Aversive Urge | .10 (.002, .02)† | .01 | .10 (.002, .02)† | .02 |
Negative Mood | ||||
POMS-Negative Mood | .13 (.003, .01)† | .001 | .11 (.001, .01)† | .008 |
WSWS-Anger | .12 (.005, .02)† | .002 | .09 (.002, .02)† | .02 |
POMS-Anger | .16 (.004, .01)† | .0001 | .13 (.003, .01)† | .002 |
WSWS-Anxiety | .12 (.004, .02)† | .001 | .11 (.003, .02)† | .002 |
POMS-Anxiety | .13 (.003, .01)† | .001 | .11 (.002, .01)† | .006 |
WSWS-Sadness | .10 (.002, .01)† | .004 | .07 (−.0001, .01) | .06 |
POMS-Depression | .14 (.003, .01)† | .0002 | .11 (.001, .01)† | .008 |
Low Positive Mood | ||||
POMS-Positive Mood | −.06 (−.009, .001) | .11 | −.09 (−.01, −.001) | .03 |
SHAPS-Anhedonia | .02 (−.002, .004) | .64 | .02 (−.003, .004) | .71 |
Cognition | ||||
POMS-Confusion | .15 (.003, .01)† | .0001 | .11 (.001, .01)† | .008 |
WSWS-Concentration | .09 (.001, .01)† | .01 | .06 (−.001, .01) | .12 |
CIS-Impulsivity | .10 (.001, .01)† | .01 | .08 (−.0001, .01) | .06 |
Other Withdrawal Symptoms | ||||
WSWS-Hunger | −.01 (−.006, .01) | .86 | −.04 (−.01, .003) | .27 |
Smoking Lapse Behavior | ||||
Time Delayed (min) | .03 (−.09, .21) | .41 | .03 (−.11, .22) | .50 |
Cigarettes Smoked | −.04 (−.01, .002) | .22 | −.05 (−.01, .002) | .15 |
Note. Sample size varies across analyses (Ns = 582–607 due to missing data; see Table 2). WSWS = Wisconsin Severity of Withdrawal Scale; QSU = Questionnaire of Smoking Urges; POMS = Profile of Mood States; CIS = Current Impulsivity Scale; Time Delayed = Time to smoking initiation; Cigarettes smoked = Number of cigarettes smoked.
Unadjusted models controlled for non-deprivation value for respective outcome variable.
Adjusted models additionally controlled for gender, annual income, and IDAS general depression.
Statistically significant after Benjamini-Hochberg correction to maintain study-wise false discovery rate at .05.