Table 5.

Final set of socioeconomic, smoking, treatment process, and psychosocial characteristics* associated with both race and week 26 abstinence at P ≤ .10 and subsequently included in best subset logistic regression modeling of factors jointly predicting abstinence

CharacteristicRelation with race
Relation with abstinence
Black (n = 224)White (n = 225)PNot quit (n = 362)Quit (n = 87)P
Socioeconomic characteristics
 Income per household member/$1000§, mean (SD)9.9 (8.8)15.1 (9.7)<.00111.6 (9.0)16.5 (11.0)<.001
 Home ownership, No. (%), yes38 (17.0)77 (34.2)<.00177 (21.3)38 (43.7.0)<.001
 Education, No. (%) some college or technical school130 (58.0)167 (74.2)<.001232 (64.1)65 (74.7).06
 Employment status, No. (%) employed full- or part-time118 (52.7)171 (76.0)<.001223 (61.6)66 (75.9).01
 Neighborhood social cohesion and trust, mean (SD)16.2 (4.7)17.8 (4.5)<.00116.7 (4.7)18.2 (4.4).006
 Neighborhood problems, mean (SD)15.4 (4.5)13.5 (3.4)<.00114.8 (4.3)13.3 (3.3).006
Smoking characteristics
 Cotinine from plasma in ng/mL, mean (SD)304.2 (173.0)275.0 (122.8).04300.6 (154.7)243.3 (122.0)<.001
 Total nicotine equivalents from urine in nmol/mg creatine, mean (SD)55.5 (39.5)71.3 (39.5)<.00165.0 (40.2)56.2 (35.2).06
 Menthol smoker, No. (%)193 (86.2)59 (26.2)<.001214 (59.1)38 (43.7).009
Treatment process characteristics
 Craving, QSU, mean (SD)14.1 (7.9)15.3 (6.7).0915.1 (7.3)12.8 (6.8).007
 Visits completed, out of six, mean (SD)5.0 (1.5)4.6 (1.9).024.5 (1.8)5.8 (0.5)<.001
Psychosocial characteristics
 Perceived stress, PSS, mean (SD)4.5 (2.7)3.6 (2.3)<.0014.2 (2.6)3.5 (2.3).02
 Change in stress, wk 26-baseline, mean (SD)−.9 (0.2)−.07 (0.2).001−.2 (0.20)−1.3 (0.4).006
 Depressive symptoms, PHQ, mean (SD)2.1 (3.4)1.2 (1.8).0061.7 (2.8)1.5 (2.3).40
 Change in depression, wk 26-baseline, mean (SD)1.0 (0.3)1.9 (0.3)<.0012.0 (0.3).9 (0.6).08
 Generalized anxiety symptoms, GAD, mean (SD)3.0 (3.6)2.1 (2.7).0032.7 (3.3)1.9 (2.5).02
 Change in anxiety, wk 26-baseline, mean (SD).6 (0.22)1. 6 (0.2).0021.5 (0.3).01 (0.5).009
 Perceived discrimination, frequency encountered, EOD, mean (SD)6.8 (5.4)5.1 (4.1).0036.2 (5.0)4.6 (4.1).001
 Cynicism/distrust of others’ intentions, C-M, mean (SD)5.7 (1.6)4.8 (1.7)<.0015.4 (1.7)4.7 (1.8).001
CharacteristicRelation with race
Relation with abstinence
Black (n = 224)White (n = 225)PNot quit (n = 362)Quit (n = 87)P
Socioeconomic characteristics
 Income per household member/$1000§, mean (SD)9.9 (8.8)15.1 (9.7)<.00111.6 (9.0)16.5 (11.0)<.001
 Home ownership, No. (%), yes38 (17.0)77 (34.2)<.00177 (21.3)38 (43.7.0)<.001
 Education, No. (%) some college or technical school130 (58.0)167 (74.2)<.001232 (64.1)65 (74.7).06
 Employment status, No. (%) employed full- or part-time118 (52.7)171 (76.0)<.001223 (61.6)66 (75.9).01
 Neighborhood social cohesion and trust, mean (SD)16.2 (4.7)17.8 (4.5)<.00116.7 (4.7)18.2 (4.4).006
 Neighborhood problems, mean (SD)15.4 (4.5)13.5 (3.4)<.00114.8 (4.3)13.3 (3.3).006
Smoking characteristics
 Cotinine from plasma in ng/mL, mean (SD)304.2 (173.0)275.0 (122.8).04300.6 (154.7)243.3 (122.0)<.001
 Total nicotine equivalents from urine in nmol/mg creatine, mean (SD)55.5 (39.5)71.3 (39.5)<.00165.0 (40.2)56.2 (35.2).06
 Menthol smoker, No. (%)193 (86.2)59 (26.2)<.001214 (59.1)38 (43.7).009
Treatment process characteristics
 Craving, QSU, mean (SD)14.1 (7.9)15.3 (6.7).0915.1 (7.3)12.8 (6.8).007
 Visits completed, out of six, mean (SD)5.0 (1.5)4.6 (1.9).024.5 (1.8)5.8 (0.5)<.001
Psychosocial characteristics
 Perceived stress, PSS, mean (SD)4.5 (2.7)3.6 (2.3)<.0014.2 (2.6)3.5 (2.3).02
 Change in stress, wk 26-baseline, mean (SD)−.9 (0.2)−.07 (0.2).001−.2 (0.20)−1.3 (0.4).006
 Depressive symptoms, PHQ, mean (SD)2.1 (3.4)1.2 (1.8).0061.7 (2.8)1.5 (2.3).40
 Change in depression, wk 26-baseline, mean (SD)1.0 (0.3)1.9 (0.3)<.0012.0 (0.3).9 (0.6).08
 Generalized anxiety symptoms, GAD, mean (SD)3.0 (3.6)2.1 (2.7).0032.7 (3.3)1.9 (2.5).02
 Change in anxiety, wk 26-baseline, mean (SD).6 (0.22)1. 6 (0.2).0021.5 (0.3).01 (0.5).009
 Perceived discrimination, frequency encountered, EOD, mean (SD)6.8 (5.4)5.1 (4.1).0036.2 (5.0)4.6 (4.1).001
 Cynicism/distrust of others’ intentions, C-M, mean (SD)5.7 (1.6)4.8 (1.7)<.0015.4 (1.7)4.7 (1.8).001

*All variables were measured at baseline unless otherwise noted. C-M = Cook-Medley Hostility Scale; EOD = Everyday Discrimination Scale; GAD = Generalized Anxiety Disorder Questionnaire; PHQ = Patient Health Questionnaire; PSS = Perceived Stress Scale; QSU = Questionnaire of Smoking Urges.

†Only factors associated with race at P ≤ .10 were examined for their association with abstinence. This variable selection criterion was prespecified to help control the type I error rate. Those factors associated with race and abstinence at P ≤ .10 were included, along with race, in the best subsets logistic regression prediction modeling of week 26 abstinence. Gender and age (study stratification variables) were also included in best subsets logistic regression models.

P values were calculated using two-sided χ2tests and two-sided, two-sample t tests for categorical and continuous factors, respectively.

§Represented as the household income and the number of household members supported by that income.

Table 5.

Final set of socioeconomic, smoking, treatment process, and psychosocial characteristics* associated with both race and week 26 abstinence at P ≤ .10 and subsequently included in best subset logistic regression modeling of factors jointly predicting abstinence

CharacteristicRelation with race
Relation with abstinence
Black (n = 224)White (n = 225)PNot quit (n = 362)Quit (n = 87)P
Socioeconomic characteristics
 Income per household member/$1000§, mean (SD)9.9 (8.8)15.1 (9.7)<.00111.6 (9.0)16.5 (11.0)<.001
 Home ownership, No. (%), yes38 (17.0)77 (34.2)<.00177 (21.3)38 (43.7.0)<.001
 Education, No. (%) some college or technical school130 (58.0)167 (74.2)<.001232 (64.1)65 (74.7).06
 Employment status, No. (%) employed full- or part-time118 (52.7)171 (76.0)<.001223 (61.6)66 (75.9).01
 Neighborhood social cohesion and trust, mean (SD)16.2 (4.7)17.8 (4.5)<.00116.7 (4.7)18.2 (4.4).006
 Neighborhood problems, mean (SD)15.4 (4.5)13.5 (3.4)<.00114.8 (4.3)13.3 (3.3).006
Smoking characteristics
 Cotinine from plasma in ng/mL, mean (SD)304.2 (173.0)275.0 (122.8).04300.6 (154.7)243.3 (122.0)<.001
 Total nicotine equivalents from urine in nmol/mg creatine, mean (SD)55.5 (39.5)71.3 (39.5)<.00165.0 (40.2)56.2 (35.2).06
 Menthol smoker, No. (%)193 (86.2)59 (26.2)<.001214 (59.1)38 (43.7).009
Treatment process characteristics
 Craving, QSU, mean (SD)14.1 (7.9)15.3 (6.7).0915.1 (7.3)12.8 (6.8).007
 Visits completed, out of six, mean (SD)5.0 (1.5)4.6 (1.9).024.5 (1.8)5.8 (0.5)<.001
Psychosocial characteristics
 Perceived stress, PSS, mean (SD)4.5 (2.7)3.6 (2.3)<.0014.2 (2.6)3.5 (2.3).02
 Change in stress, wk 26-baseline, mean (SD)−.9 (0.2)−.07 (0.2).001−.2 (0.20)−1.3 (0.4).006
 Depressive symptoms, PHQ, mean (SD)2.1 (3.4)1.2 (1.8).0061.7 (2.8)1.5 (2.3).40
 Change in depression, wk 26-baseline, mean (SD)1.0 (0.3)1.9 (0.3)<.0012.0 (0.3).9 (0.6).08
 Generalized anxiety symptoms, GAD, mean (SD)3.0 (3.6)2.1 (2.7).0032.7 (3.3)1.9 (2.5).02
 Change in anxiety, wk 26-baseline, mean (SD).6 (0.22)1. 6 (0.2).0021.5 (0.3).01 (0.5).009
 Perceived discrimination, frequency encountered, EOD, mean (SD)6.8 (5.4)5.1 (4.1).0036.2 (5.0)4.6 (4.1).001
 Cynicism/distrust of others’ intentions, C-M, mean (SD)5.7 (1.6)4.8 (1.7)<.0015.4 (1.7)4.7 (1.8).001
CharacteristicRelation with race
Relation with abstinence
Black (n = 224)White (n = 225)PNot quit (n = 362)Quit (n = 87)P
Socioeconomic characteristics
 Income per household member/$1000§, mean (SD)9.9 (8.8)15.1 (9.7)<.00111.6 (9.0)16.5 (11.0)<.001
 Home ownership, No. (%), yes38 (17.0)77 (34.2)<.00177 (21.3)38 (43.7.0)<.001
 Education, No. (%) some college or technical school130 (58.0)167 (74.2)<.001232 (64.1)65 (74.7).06
 Employment status, No. (%) employed full- or part-time118 (52.7)171 (76.0)<.001223 (61.6)66 (75.9).01
 Neighborhood social cohesion and trust, mean (SD)16.2 (4.7)17.8 (4.5)<.00116.7 (4.7)18.2 (4.4).006
 Neighborhood problems, mean (SD)15.4 (4.5)13.5 (3.4)<.00114.8 (4.3)13.3 (3.3).006
Smoking characteristics
 Cotinine from plasma in ng/mL, mean (SD)304.2 (173.0)275.0 (122.8).04300.6 (154.7)243.3 (122.0)<.001
 Total nicotine equivalents from urine in nmol/mg creatine, mean (SD)55.5 (39.5)71.3 (39.5)<.00165.0 (40.2)56.2 (35.2).06
 Menthol smoker, No. (%)193 (86.2)59 (26.2)<.001214 (59.1)38 (43.7).009
Treatment process characteristics
 Craving, QSU, mean (SD)14.1 (7.9)15.3 (6.7).0915.1 (7.3)12.8 (6.8).007
 Visits completed, out of six, mean (SD)5.0 (1.5)4.6 (1.9).024.5 (1.8)5.8 (0.5)<.001
Psychosocial characteristics
 Perceived stress, PSS, mean (SD)4.5 (2.7)3.6 (2.3)<.0014.2 (2.6)3.5 (2.3).02
 Change in stress, wk 26-baseline, mean (SD)−.9 (0.2)−.07 (0.2).001−.2 (0.20)−1.3 (0.4).006
 Depressive symptoms, PHQ, mean (SD)2.1 (3.4)1.2 (1.8).0061.7 (2.8)1.5 (2.3).40
 Change in depression, wk 26-baseline, mean (SD)1.0 (0.3)1.9 (0.3)<.0012.0 (0.3).9 (0.6).08
 Generalized anxiety symptoms, GAD, mean (SD)3.0 (3.6)2.1 (2.7).0032.7 (3.3)1.9 (2.5).02
 Change in anxiety, wk 26-baseline, mean (SD).6 (0.22)1. 6 (0.2).0021.5 (0.3).01 (0.5).009
 Perceived discrimination, frequency encountered, EOD, mean (SD)6.8 (5.4)5.1 (4.1).0036.2 (5.0)4.6 (4.1).001
 Cynicism/distrust of others’ intentions, C-M, mean (SD)5.7 (1.6)4.8 (1.7)<.0015.4 (1.7)4.7 (1.8).001

*All variables were measured at baseline unless otherwise noted. C-M = Cook-Medley Hostility Scale; EOD = Everyday Discrimination Scale; GAD = Generalized Anxiety Disorder Questionnaire; PHQ = Patient Health Questionnaire; PSS = Perceived Stress Scale; QSU = Questionnaire of Smoking Urges.

†Only factors associated with race at P ≤ .10 were examined for their association with abstinence. This variable selection criterion was prespecified to help control the type I error rate. Those factors associated with race and abstinence at P ≤ .10 were included, along with race, in the best subsets logistic regression prediction modeling of week 26 abstinence. Gender and age (study stratification variables) were also included in best subsets logistic regression models.

P values were calculated using two-sided χ2tests and two-sided, two-sample t tests for categorical and continuous factors, respectively.

§Represented as the household income and the number of household members supported by that income.

Close
This Feature Is Available To Subscribers Only

Sign In or Create an Account

Close

This PDF is available to Subscribers Only

View Article Abstract & Purchase Options

For full access to this pdf, sign in to an existing account, or purchase an annual subscription.

Close