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. 2021 Mar;22(3):827–835. doi: 10.31557/APJCP.2021.22.3.827

Table 7.

Distribution of Avoidance Behavior - Gender-Wise

Males (722) Females (720) Total (1442) P value
In my family, if someone smokes in front of me I will choose to leave in order to avoid the second-hand smoke 593 (82.1) 549 (76.3) 1142 (79.2) 0.000*
In public places when people smoke in front of me, I will choose to leave in order to avoid the second-hand smoke 563 (78) 539 (74.9) 1102 (76.4) 0.018*
When I cannot avoid a second-hand smoke environment, I will open the window to ventilate the smoke in the room 513 (71.1) 493 (68.5) 1006 (69.8) 0.045*
In my home, if someone smokes in front of me I will ask him or her to stop smoking or I will ask him or her to smoke elsewhere 545 (75.6) 549 (76.3) 1094 (75.9) 0.185
In public places, if someone smokes beside me I will ask him or her to stop smoking, or I will ask him or her to smoke elsewhere 513 (71.1) 507 (70.4) 1020 (70.7) 0.227

*P<0.05, Significant; numbers in parenthesis represent percentages