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. 2021 Feb 10;18(4):1695. doi: 10.3390/ijerph18041695

Table 1.

Descriptive statistics of covariates at baseline waves among adolescents (12–17 years of age) who reported never having smoked cigarettes.

Wave 1 (n = 5001) Wave 2 (n = 6637) Wave 3 (n = 8177)
n (%) n (%) n (%)
Interview status
  Youth (aged 12–17) 5001 (100) 4864 (73.3) 4711 (57.6)
  Shadow youth (aged 9–11) 0 (0) 1773 (26.7) 3466 (42.4)
P30D e-cigarette use
  Yes 19 (0.4) 53 (0.9) 112 (1.5)
  No 4949 (99.6) 6538 (99.1) 8033 (98.5)
Age group
  12–14 4388 (96.7) 5147 (77.0) 5175 (63.3)
  15–17 168 (3.3) 1490 (23.0) 3002 (36.7)
Sex
  Male 2551 (50.8) 3365 (50.8) 4190 (51.1)
  Female 2450 (49.2) 3253 (49.2) 3963 (48.9)
Race/ethnicity
  Non-Hispanic White 2334 (53.4) 2984 (52.5) 3624 (51.7)
  Non-Hispanic Black 722 (14.4) 899 (13.9) 1087 (13.6)
  Non-Hispanic Other 447 (9.2) 586 (9.7) 739 (10.1)
  Hispanic 1498 (23.0) 1946 (23.9) 2402 (24.6)
Sexual orientation (ages 14+)
  Straight/Heterosexual 1455 (94.9) 2867 (92.3) 4145 (90.9)
  Gay, lesbian, bisexual, or other 75 (5.1) 234 (7.7) 421 (9.1)
Parental education
  Less than high school 1009 (17.4) 1199 (16.4) 1511 (15.9)
  High school graduate 907 (17.3) 1105 (17.0) 1392 (16.4)
  Some college or associate degree 1024 (19.9) 1882 (30.3) 2519 (31.0)
  Bachelor’s degree or above 2032 (45.4) 1928 (36.6) 2583 (36.7)
P30D use of other tobacco products 1
  Yes 19 (0.4) 32 (0.6) 56 (0.7)
  No 4757 (99.6) 6461 (99.4) 8059 (99.3)
Past year internalizing problems
  Low 2558 (52.5) 3420 (52.6) 4023 (50.7)
  Moderate 1432 (29.4) 1771 (27.7) 2205 (28.0)
  High 856 (18.1) 1269 (19.7) 1704 (21.3)
Past year externalizing problems
  Low 1901 (39.8) 2776 (43.4) 3397 (43.2)
  Moderate 1446 (30.7) 1738 (27.8) 2127 (27.8)
  High 1368 (29.5) 1807 (28.8) 2249 (29.1)

1 Other tobacco included cigars (traditional cigars, cigarillos, or filtered cigars), hookah, and smokeless tobacco (snus pouches, loose snus, moist snuff, dip, spit, or chewing tobacco).