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Table 3 Multilevel analyses of the effectiveness of the SmokeFree Sports intervention between baseline (T0) and one year follow-up (T2)

From: Effect of a sport-for-health intervention (SmokeFree Sports) on smoking-related intentions and cognitions among 9-10 year old primary school children: a controlled trial

 

Mean differencea (T2-T0: M ± SD or %)

Crude modelb

Adjusted modelc

Outcome measure

β or RR (95 % CI)

P

β or RR (95 % CI)

P

Smoking intentions

      

 Total non-smoking intentions

I

0.06 ± 0.97

0.08d (−0.02,0.18)

0.13

0.08d (−0.02,0.17)

0.14

 

C

0.06 ± 1.18

    

Cigarette refusal self-efficacy

      

 Total refusal self-efficacy

I

0.56 ± 3.23

0.27d (−0.02,0.56)

0.07

0.23d (−0.07,0.52)

0.13

 

C

0.45 ± 3.73

    

Attitudes towards smoking

      

 Smoking is bad for health (‘definitely yes’)

I

5.5

0.98e (0.96,1.01)

0.28

0.99e (0.97,1.01)

0.42

 

C

8.3

    

 Safe to smoke…year or two (‘definitely not’)

I

−0.6

1.05e (0.95,1.16)

0.42

1.03e (0.93,1.15)

0.65

 

C

0.4

    

 Difficult to quit once started (‘definitely yes’)

I

5.8

1.15e (1.02,1.29)

0.05

1.15e (1.02,1.3)

0.06

 

C

6.6

    

 Others smoke is harmful to you (‘definitely yes’)

I

0.0

1.14e (1.08,1.81)

0.03

1.13e (1.05,1.79)

0.05

 

C

−2.0

    

 Affects sports performance (‘definitely yes’)

I

23.2

1.55e (1.42,1.69)

<0.001*

1.57e (1.43,1.72)

<0.001*

 

C

1.3

    

 Makes you gain or lose weight (‘no difference’)

I

−2.0

1.05e (0.90,1.22)

0.60

0.98e (0.83,1.16)

0.84

 

C

−3.7

    
  1. Notes: β = beta coefficient; RR = relative risk; CI = confidence interval; I = intervention group; C = comparison. Values reflect the intervention effects (i.e., between-group differences) between baseline and post-intervention
  2. *Significant intervention effect (P < 0.05)
  3. aUnadjusted within-group mean difference (one year follow-up minus baseline)
  4. bAdjusted for group and baseline value of the outcome measure
  5. cAdditionally adjusted for school and deprivation level, sex, age, ethnicity, other individual smoking-related cognitions at baseline, enjoyment of physical activity and mother/father/sibling/friend smoking
  6. dβ value
  7. eRelative risk