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. 2021 Feb;22(2):397–405. doi: 10.31557/APJCP.2021.22.2.397

Table 2.

PHW Knowledge, Emotion and Behavior among Smokers in Indonesia 2019

Proportion 95% CI
(%) Lower Upper
(a) Cognitive reaction
I believe that smoking can cause cancer and other serious diseases 76% 72% 80%
I understand PHW aims to remind the dangers of smoking 84% 80% 88%
I understand PHW aims to encourage smoking cessation 70% 66% 75%
I understand PHW also aims for non-smokers to avoid smoking 74% 70% 79%
I understand PHW warning gives more understanding than words only 63% 58% 68%
I am aware of others' rights to be free from smoke, esp. children 88% 85% 91%
(b) Affective emotional reaction
After looking at PHW in Indonesia (40%), I feel scared 32% 28% 37%
After looking at PHW in Indonesia, I feel disgusted 39% 34% 44%
After looking at PHW in Indonesia, I feel worried about harmful effects 37% 32% 42%
PHW is scary but not enough to stop me from smoking 65% 60% 70%
PHW message is excessive and only to frighten smokers 46% 41% 51%
PHW from other countries (85%) is more disgusting/scary 48% 43% 53%
(c) Current smoking behavior
I have tried to quit smoking several times but failed 40% 35% 45%
I have refused smoking offers several times 33% 28% 38%
I will try to quit smoking even though current PHW is not large 48% 43% 53%
(d) Future smoking behavior & PHW support
After looking at PHW (85%), I might reduce spending on smoking 42% 37% 47%
PHW should be 85% to make smokers afraid and stop smoking 40% 36% 45%
I support if government increase PHW size to 80% 44% 39% 49%
N 401

PHW, Pictorial Health Warning; CI, Confidence Interval; N, sample; %, proportion. The values show proportions of respondents agreeing to the statements on knowledge, emotion, and behavior. We used a Likert scale of strongly agree, agree, neutral, disagree, strongly disagree.