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. 2021 Oct 11;24:101598. doi: 10.1016/j.pmedr.2021.101598

Table 2.

Ordinal logistic regression models of associations between perceived vaping-COVID link and correlates.

Full Sample
(N = 1251)
Past 30-Day Vaping = Yes
(n = 706)
Past 30-Day Vaping = No
(n = 545)
AOR 95% CI AOR 95% CI AOR 95% CI
Age 0.995 0.920 1.075 0.996 0.891 1.112 0.982 0.877 1.101
Female 0.930 0.746 1.161 0.945 0.701 1.273 0.950 0.675 1.337
Hispanic 1.125 0.837 1.513 1.015 0.674 1.528 1.363 0.879 2.113
Non-Hispanic Black 1.001 0.674 1.488 0.884 0.470 1.665 1.179 0.704 1.974
Other race/ethnicity 0.764 0.452 1.292 1.206 0.479 3.039 0.626 0.327 1.199
Past 30-day vaping 0.579 0.406 0.825
Past 30-day cigarette smoking 1.010 0.770 1.325 1.008 0.739 1.376 0.721 0.394 1.322
Past 30-day other tobacco use 1.180 0.890 1.563 1.191 0.861 1.645 0.903 0.484 1.684
Peer vaping 1.186 1.019 1.382 1.272 1.033 1.565 1.080 0.857 1.362
Close friends vaping 0.873 0.779 0.978 0.746 0.631 0.883 1.028 0.877 1.205
Exposure to vaping advertising 1.371 1.221 1.539 1.463 1.233 1.736 1.277 1.087 1.501
Exposure to vaping education 1.042 0.940 1.156 0.980 0.844 1.138 1.088 0.937 1.264
Susceptibility to future vaping 1.169 0.952 1.436 1.562 1.161 2.101 0.934 0.694 1.257
COVID diagnosis 1.380 0.982 1.940 1.387 0.931 2.065 1.188 0.589 2.397
Sensation seeking 1.033 0.906 1.178 1.212 1.003 1.463 0.894 0.741 1.079

Note. Significant associations are bolded. AORs adjusted for all other covariates in the model.