Table 2. Home Smoking Rules: Factors Influencing Adoption of and Adherence to Indoor Smoking Bans, Massachusetts, April 2010–September 2012.

Variable	No Ban, No. (%) or Mean ±SE	Partial Ban, No. (%) or Mean ±SE	Complete Ban, No. (%) or Mean ±SE	Total, No. (%) or Mean ±SE
Group total	12 (8.8)	75 (54.7)	50 (36.5)	137 (100)
Current smoker
Yes	7 (58.3)	47 (62.7)	21 (42.0)	75 (54.7)
No	5 (41.7)	28 (37.3)	29 (58.0)	62 (45.3)
Race/ethnicity*
Hispanic	4 (33.3)	17 (22.7)	22 (44.0)	43 (31.4)
Non-Hispanic White	3 (25.0)	18 (24.0)	14 (28.0)	35 (25.5)
Non-Hispanic Black	4 (33.3)	27 (36.0)	4 (8.0)	35 (25.5)
Non-Hispanic other	1 (8.3)	13 (17.3)	10 (20.0)	24 (17.5)
Other household members smoke
Yes	9 (75.0)	30 (40.0)	22 (44.0)	61 (44.5)
No	3 (25.0)	45 (60.0)	28 (56.0)	76 (55.5)
Rule about smoking in car*
Yes	2 (16.7)	38 (50.7)	24 (48.0)	64 (68.1)
No	6 (50.0)	18 (24.0)	6 (12.0)	30 (31.9)
Smoke in car with child**
Yes	6 (50.0)	18 (24.0)	4 (8.0)	28 (29.8)
No	2 (16.7)	38 (50.7)	26 (52.0)	66 (70.2)
Cigarettes/wk smoked by anyone**	113.8 ± 38.5	71.4 ± 12.3	29.5 ± 8.2	59.5 ± 8.3

Note. The sample size was n = 137.

^*P < .05;

^**P < .01.