Table 1.
Potential Moderators of the Role of E-cigarette Use in Quitting Combustible Cigarettes Between Ages 33 and 39
Model paths |
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N | (a) Quant. c-cigs at 33 →Quit by age 39 |
(b) Quant. c-cigs at 33 →E-cig initiation |
(c) E-cig initiation →Quit by age 39 |
Diff. χ2 † |
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Full analysis sample (smokers at age 33) | 221 | −.30*** | .29*** | −.56*** | |
Moderation by social position, setting | |||||
Female | 98 | −.45*** | .07 | −.54*** | .08 |
Male | 123 | −.18 | .43*** | −.66*** | |
European American | 104 | −.31** | .34** | −.64*** | .00 |
African American | 63 | −.32* | .19 | −.64*** | |
Without 2-yr college degree | 168 | −.21* | .30** | −.64*** | .15 |
With 2-yr college degree | 53 | −.70*** | .21 | −.37* | |
Partner who does not smoke | 80 | −.34** | −.06 | −.70*** | 2.41 |
Partner who smokes | 91 | −.33* | .55*** | −.37+ | |
Moderation by attitudes, desire to quit | |||||
Friends disapprove if you smoke | 124 | −.33** | .05 | −.57*** | .04 |
Friends approve if you smoke | 80 | −.29 | .59*** | −.61*** | |
Self disapproves of adult smoking | 57 | −.15 | .10 | −.70*** | .61 |
Self approves of adult smoking | 157 | −.40*** | .31*** | −.49*** | |
Does not definitely wish to cut down | 136 | −.26** | .13 | −.74*** | 5.60* |
Definitely wishes to cut down | 77 | −.50*** | .47*** | −.21 | |
Has not tried to quit or cut down | 67 | −.50*** | .44*** | −.37* | .80 |
Has tried to quit or cut down | 147 | −.25* | .19+ | −.62*** | |
Moderation by health behavior, status | |||||
Without alcohol use disorder | 155 | −.34*** | .30** | −.59*** | .50 |
With alcohol use disorder | 59 | −.22 | .23 | −.50** | |
Without marijuana use disorder | 183 | −.34*** | .29** | −.54*** | .18 |
With marijuana use disorder | 30 | −.16 | .21 | −.67** | |
Without depressive disorder | 185 | −.27** | .32*** | −.53*** | .46 |
With depressive disorder | 33 | −.66** | .07 | −.52* | |
Without anxiety disorder | 185 | −.29** | .30*** | −.53*** | 1.87 |
With anxiety disorder | 33 | −.47+ | .24 | −.67** | |
Moderation by smoking history: Prospective longitudinal assessment | |||||
Onset 1+ cig. per day < age 21 | 115 | −.21 | .28** | −.52*** | .84 |
Onset 1+ cig. per day ≥ age 21 | 86 | −.20 | .23+ | −.68*** | |
Onset dependence < age 30 | 104 | −.05 | .24* | −.56** | 1.12 |
Onset dependence ≥ age 30 | 49 | −.28+ | .21 | −.75*** | |
Avg. < .5 packs per day ages 21-33 | 151 | −.24* | .13 | −.56*** | .16 |
Avg. ≥ .5 packs per day ages 21-33 | 70 | .01 | .37** | −.69*** | |
Avg. < 3 dep. symps ages 24-33 | 163 | −.34*** | .23* | −.59*** | .20 |
Avg. ≥ 3 dep. symps ages 24-33 | 58 | .46 | .19 | −.48+ |
Notes. c-cig = combustible cigarette; e-cig = electronic cigarette; quant. = quantity; diff. = difference; dep. symps = dependence symptoms.
Difference χ2 tests the difference between groups in the model path from e-cig initiation to quitting c-cigs by age 39, using multiple-group modeling procedures.
P < .10, p < .05.
p < .05
p < .01
p < .001.