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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2023 Feb 1.
Published in final edited form as: Addict Behav. 2021 Oct 30;125:107169. doi: 10.1016/j.addbeh.2021.107169

Table 1.

Eye-tracking participant characteristics and descriptive study outcomes, Columbus, OH, 2019.a

N = 73
Age (mean [SD]) 21.8 (2.1)
Gender (n [%])
 Female 36 (49.3)
 Male 37 (50.7)
Race (n [%])
 Non-Hispanic White 40 (54.8)
 Non-Hispanic Black 15 (20.6)
 Other 18 (24.7)
Family socioeconomic status (n [%])b
 Barely enough/enough to get by 16 (22.2)
 Solidly middle class 23 (31.9)
 Plenty of extras/luxuries 33 (45.8)
E-cigarette use history (n [%])c
 Never use 25 (34.3)
 Ever, not past 30-day use 20 (27.4)
 Past 30-day use 28 (38.4)
Cigarette smoking historyc
 Never smoker 33 (45.2)
 Ever, not past 30-day smoker 25 (34.3)
 Past 30-day smoker 15 (20.6)
Waterpipe tobacco use history
 Ever, not past 30-day smoker 50 (67.6)
 Past 30-day smoker 24 (32.4)
Dwell time (milliseconds; mean [SD])d
 Parody warninge 1788.9 (921.7)
 FDA-mandated warning (FDA warning + no facef) 1534.6 (987.5)
 FDA-mandated warning (FDA warning + faceg) 1180.9 (834.5)
Fixation count (mean [SD])d
 Parody warninge 7.6 (4.3)
 FDA-mandated warning (FDA warning + no facef) 6.7 (4.3)
 FDA-mandated warning (FDA warning + faceg) 5.4 (4.1)

Abbreviations: SD = standard deviation.

a

Statistics calculated from this table differ slightly from what is reported in text due to rounding. Percentages might not sum to 100 due to rounding.

b

One participant was missing data for family socioeconomic status.

c

Three participants who were ever users of e-cigarettes and two participants who were ever cigarette smokers answered “don’t know” to the item assessing past 30-day use. They were categorized into the “ever, not past 30-day” user group for the analysis.

d

Participants viewed each advertisement for a fixed time of five seconds.