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Table 3 Measures of smoking and depression used in 13 longitudinal studies that examined the association between smoking and depression in adolescents

From: A systematic review of longitudinal studies on the association between depression and smoking in adolescents

Measures of smoking

Study(ies) that used the measure

One puff

[11, 39, 45, 65]

One cigarette

[26, 27, 34, 38, 46, 48, 76]

Ever (over 100 cigarettes)

[36]

No cigarettes in past 6 months

[33]

Last 30 days

[35, 48, 72]

Daily smoking

[26]

Total months of use

[27]

No. cigarettes per day

[37]

Three or more cigarettes per week

[42]

DSM nicotine dependence

[37]

Measures of depression

Study(ies) that used the measure

Structured or semi structured

 

   Kiddie-Schedule for Affective Disorders

[42]

   DIS for Children

[41]

   DSM-III-R

[38]

   Child and Adolescent Psychiatric Assessment

[31, 66]

   High Clinical Interview Schedule

[26]

Symptomatological

 

   CES-D

[33, 35, 45, 65]

   Depressed mood questions (unknown scales)

[32, 39, 46]

   Mellinger Scale

[34, 36, 71]