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. 2022 Jul 22;10:875801. doi: 10.3389/fpubh.2022.875801

Table 1.

Sociodemographic, capability, opportunity and motivation factors (n = 6,989).

Variables N (%)
Age 18–23 5,200 (74.4)
15–17 1,093 (15.6)
11–14 696 (10.0)
Sex Male 2,982 (42.7)
Female 4,007 (57.3)
Education of participant Elementary or less 236 (3.4)
Middle school 582 (8.3)
High school 2,202 (31.5)
University/college degree 3,969 (56.8)
Mother's education No education 560 (8.0)
Finished elementary or middle school 1,494 (21.4)
Finished high school 1,955 (28.0)
Finished university studies or more 2,980 (42.6)
Father's education No education 313 (4.5)
Finished elementary or middle school 1,217 (17.4)
Finished high school 1,737 (24.9)
Finished university studies or more 3,722 (53.3)
Currently uses regular cigarettes Yes 712 (10.2)
No 6,277 (89.8)
Currently uses electronic cigarettes Yes 395 (5.7)
No 6,594 (94.3)
Capability factors
Infected with COVID-19 Yes 529 (7.6)
No 6,460 (92.4)
General anxiety levels Normal 2,964 (42.4)
Mild 2,621 (37.5)
Moderate 900 (12.9)
Severe 504 (7.2)
Motivation factor
Attitude score (out of 5): median (25th, 75th quartile) 3 (2,4)
Opportunity factors
Affordability score (%): median (25th, 75th quartile) 3.8 (3.0, 5.9)
Scoring of banning promotion on TV (out of 2): median (25th, 75th quartile) 2 (1,2)
Smoke free zones score (4): median (25th, 75th quartile) 3 (3,4)