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

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Table 4 Familial predictors of current smoking among 13 and 15 year old boys and girls (subsample of respondents living in intact families, results from multivariable logistic regression^a)

Predictors^b	Boys (N = 1290)		Girls (N = 1238)
Predictors^b	OR	CI	OR	CI
Age:
13-year-old	1.00	Ref.	1.00	Ref.
15-year-old	2.56	1.76–3.72	2.87	1.75–4.70
Family FAS:
Low			1.00	Ref.
Medium			0.41	0.23–0.77
High			0.73	0.41–1.28
Satisfaction with family relationships:
Good			1.00	Ref.
Poor			2.20	1.19–4.05
Communication with the father:
Easy	1.00	Ref.	1.00	Ref.
Difficult	0.59	0.35–0.98	0.47	0.27–0.83
Mother's monitoring:
High	1.00	Ref.	1.00	Ref.
Low	2.39	1.55–3.70	4.16	2.37–7.29
School-related parental support:
High			1.00	Ref.
Low			2.49	1.34–4.63
Father's emotional support:
High			1.00	Ref.
Low			1.83	1.01–3.35
Electronic media communication with parents:
Often	1.00	Ref.
Rare	0.69	0.48–0.95

^aMethod = Enter; ^bResults of all significant predictors are provided. Significant relationships are provided in bold

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