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. 2021 May 10;56(1):112–124. doi: 10.1093/abm/kaab029

Table 1.

Baseline participant characteristics: N (%) or mean (SD)

Baseline Characteristics OverallN = 904 Baseline smokers N = 398 Baseline nonsmokers N = 506 P (smokers vs. nonsmokers)
Sex, n (%) 0.0336
 Female 698 (77.2%) 294 (73.9%) 404 (79.8%)
 Male 206 (22.8%) 104 (26.1%) 102 (20.2%)
Age in years, mean (SD) 54.4 (15.6) 51.7 (13.8) 56.5 (16.7) <0.0001
Highest education attained, n (%) <0.0001
 Less than high school 115 (12.7%) 61 (15.3%) 54 (10.7%)
 High school 359 (39.7%) 188 (47.2%) 171 (33.8%)
 Some college 304 (33.6%) 115 (28.9%) 189 (37.4%)
 Bachelor’s degree or higher 126 (13.9%) 34 (8.5%) 92 (18.2%)
Household income (in $1000 units), mean (SD) 20.1 (18.3) 15.5 (13.3) 23.7 (20.8) <0.0001
Neighborhood, n (%) 0.6929
 Hill District 624 (69%) 272 (68.3%) 352 (69.6%)
 Homewood or othera 280 (31%) 126 (31.7%) 154 (30.4%)
Any children at home, n (%) 248 (27.4%) 118 (29.6%) 130 (25.7%) 0.1857
Body mass index (BMI)b, mean (SD) 30.9 (7.3) 29.8 (7.5) 31.8 (7.1) <0.0001
Unhealthy Drinkingb, n (%)
 No 833 (93.2%) 345 (88.5%) 488 (96.8%) <0.0001
 Yes 61 (6.8%) 45 (11.5%) 16 (3.2%)
 Missing 10 8 2
Dietingb, n (%)
 No 567 (63.3%) 266 (67.5%) 301 (60%) 0.0199
 Yes 329 (36.7%) 128 (32.5%) 201 (40%)
 Missing 8 4 4
Eating intentionb – low calorie foods, n (%)
 Very/somewhat unlikely 369 (41.1%) 185 (46.7%) 184 (36.7%) 0.0025
 Very/somewhat likely 528 (58.9%) 211 (53.3%) 317 (63.3%)
 Missing 7 2 5
Eating self-efficacyb – low calorie foods, n (%)
 Very/somewhat unsure 340 (37.9%) 183 (46.6%) 157 (31.1%) <0.0001
 Very/somewhat sure 558 (62.1%) 210 (53.4%) 348 (68.9%)
 Missing 6 5 1
Perceived Stress Scale (PSS)b, mean (SD) 4.8 (3.3) 5.1 (3.5) 4.5 (3) 0.0049
Self-Rated Healthb, n (%)
 Good, fair, or poor 662 (73.2%) 319 (80.2%) 343 (67.8%) <0.0001
 Excellent or very good 242 (26.8%) 79 (19.8%) 163 (32.2%)

Note. aThere were eight participants who did not reside in the Hill District or Homewood neighborhoods during their baseline wave and were combined with Homewood.

bOutcome variables.