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Table 3 Possible familial predictors of current smoking among 13 and 15 year old adolescents (subsample of respondents living in intact families, N = 2528)

From: Familial determinants of current smoking among adolescents of Lithuania: a cross-sectional survey 2014

Predictors

Non-smokers n (%)

Smokers n (%)

Univariable logistic regression

Multivariable logistic regressiona

OR

CI

OR

CI

Gender:

Boys

1075 (83.3)

215 (16.7)

1.00

Ref.

1.00

Ref.

Girls

1126 (91.0)

112 (9.0)

0.50

0.39–0.63

0.61

0.45–0.83

Age:

13-year-old

1283 (92.2)

109 (7.8)

1.00

Ref.

1.00

Ref.

15-year-old

918 (80.8)

218 (19.2)

2.80

2.19–3.57

2.58

1.92–3.45

Family FAS:

Low

665 (85.4)

114 (14.6)

1.00

Ref.

1.00

Ref.

Medium

985 (88.7)

125 (11.3)

0.74

0.56–0.97

0.81

0.56–1.18

High

493 (87.1)

73 (12.9)

0.86

0.63-1.19

1.15

0.83-1.60

Satisfaction with family relationships:

    

High

1899 (88.6)

245 (11.4)

1.00

Ref.

1.00

Ref.

Low

268 (78.4)

74 (21.4)

2.14

1.60–2.86

1.89

1.27–2.83

Communication with the father:

Easy

1281 (86.3)

203 (13.7)

1.00

Ref.

1.00

Ref.

Difficult

774 (89.0)

96 (11.0)

0.78

0.60–1.02

0.56

0.38–0.80

Communication with the mother:

Easy

1577 (88.1)

214 (11.9)

1.00

Ref.

1.00

Ref.

Difficult

485 (84.8)

87 (15.2)

1.32

1.01–1.73

1.18

0.81–1.71

Father's monitoring:

     

High

1123 (91.0)

111 (9.0)

1.00

Ref.

1.00

Ref.

Low

1059 (83.1)

215 (16.9)

2.05

1.61–2.62

1.19

0.83–1.69

Mother's monitoring:

     

High

1430 (92.3)

119 (7.7)

1.00

Ref.

1.00

Ref.

Low

752 (78.4)

207 (21.6)

3.31

2.60–4.22

2.79

1.98–3.92

Quality of communication in the family:

    

Good

1395 (89.0)

172 (11.0)

1.00

Ref.

1.00

Ref.

Poor

787 (83.6)

154 (16.4)

1.59

1.26–2.01

0.99

0.71–1.38

School-related parental support:

     

High

1180 (91.2)

114 (8.8)

1.00

Ref.

1.00

Ref.

Low

1002 (82.5)

212 (17.5)

2.19

1.61–2.92

1.40

1.01–1.95

Family time together:

     

Often

1046 (89.6)

122 (10.4)

1.00

Ref.

1.00

Ref.

Rare

1136 (84.3)

204 (15.2)

1.54

1.21–1.96

0.98

0.71–1.35

Father's emotional support:

     

High

1296 (89.7)

149 (10.3)

1.00

Ref.

1.00

Ref.

Low

905 (83.6)

178 (16.4)

1.71

1.35–2.16

1.36

0.96–1.91

Mother's emotional support:

     

High

1384 (89.0)

171 (11.0)

1.00

Ref.

1.00

Ref.

Low

817 (84.0)

156 (16.0)

1.55

1.22–1.95

0.72

0.51–1.01

Father's parenting style:

    

Authoritative-reciprocal

931 (89.1)

114 (10.9)

1.00

Ref.

1.00

Ref.

Permissive-indulgent

896 (88.1)

121 (11.9)

1.10

0.84–1.45

0.78

0.45–1.33

Authoritarian-repressive

157 (80.9)

37 (19.1)

1.93

1.28–2.89

0.80

0.47–1.35

Permissive-neglectful

177 (81.2)

41 (18.8)

1.89

1.23–2.80

1.21

0.64–2.28

Mother's parenting style:

    

Authoritative-reciprocal

1018 (88.8)

129 (11.2)

1.00

Ref.

1.00

Ref.

Permissive-indulgent

939 (86.5)

146 (13.5)

1.23

0.95–1.59

1.07

0.49–2.35

Authoritarian-repressive

130 (82.3)

28 (17.7)

1.70

1.09–2.66

1.20

0.55–2.68

Permissive-neglectful

82 (83.7)

16 (16.3)

1.54

0.87–2.71

0.91

0.37–2.24

Electronic media communication with parents:

Often

943 (85.8

156 (14.2)

1.00

Ref.

1.00

Ref.

Rare

1258 (88.0)

171 (12.0)

0.82

0.66-1.04

0.66

0.50-0.88

Seeing of the father:

Every day

1667 (87.2)

245 (12.8)

1.00

Ref.

1.00

Ref.

Not every day

492 (88.0)

67 (12.0)

0.93

0.70–1.24

1.20

0.85–1.70

Seeing of the mother:

Every day

2045 (87.7)

288 (12.3)

1.00

Ref.

1.00

Ref.

Not every day

120 (81.1)

28 (18.9)

1.66

1.08–2.55

0.90

0.53–1.53

  1. aMethod = Enter. Significant relationships are provided in bold