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Table 2 Adolescent's perceptions of parental practices on children's smoking.

From: Adolescent's perceptions and expectations of parental action on children's smoking and snus use; national cross sectional data from three decades

  

13 yr

15 yr

17 yr

Total

By trying to persuade their children not to smoke

1987

92

86

79

86

 

1994

94

90

89

91

 

2003

96

93

92

94

By not smoking themselves

1987

86

86

86

86

 

1994

86

86

89

87

 

2003

88

86

88

87

By not allowing the children to smoke at home

1987

63

64

59

62

 

1994

84

82

76

81

 

2003

87

87

84

86

By forbidding their children to smoke

1987

45

22

12

26

 

1994

54

33

23

37

 

2003

76

58

44

59

By reducing their children's pocket money*

1987

-

-

-

-

 

1994

37

23

17

26

 

2003

53

39

32

42

  1. Adolescents answering yes in percent, by age, survey year and order of precedence.
  2. All differences over time are statistically significant p < 0.001, with the exception of alternative "By not smoking themselves" with p = 0.038
  3. * The alternative was not in the 1987 questionnaire