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Table 2 Baseline characteristics by secondhand smoke exposure from the SCHEDULE study in China

From: The association between exposure to secondhand smoke and psychological symptoms among Chinese children

Secondhand smoke exposure/daily, %a

Characteristics

None

< 1 h

1–2 h

≥3 h

p value

 

N (%)

20.8

63.1

10.5

5.6

 

Sex

0.968

 Boys

9242 (53.8)

53.8

53.4

53.6

54.0

 

 Girls

7943 (46.2)

46.2

46.6

46.4

46.0

 

Age (Mean score)

 

9.1

9.2

9.2

9.2

0.55

Household income

< 0.001

 ≤30,000

1564 (13.1)

9.1

13.4

16.1

13.3

 

 30,000-100,000

5306 (44.5)

35.2

46.6

48.4

44.7

 

 100,000-300,000

4190 (35.1)

42

34.3

30.6

35.2

 

 ≥300,000

864 (7.3)

13.7

5.7

4.9

6.8

 

Maternal education

< 0.001

 Middle school or below

5594 (34.0)

24.9

36.3

37.1

29.3

 

 High school

4386 (26.7)

22.1

27.4

30.5

30.1

 

 College or above

6467 (39.3)

53.0

36.4

32.4

40.6

 

Paternal education

< 0.001

 Middle school or below

4834 (29.1)

19.4

31.1

34.5

25.8

 

 High school

5005 (30.2)

23.3

31.8

33.7

34.1

 

 College or above

6743 (40.7)

57.3

37.1

31.8

40.1

 

Mode of birth

0.06

 Vaginal

8012 (50.2)

48.8

50.3

52.5

48.4

 

 Cesarean

7933 (49.8)

51.2

49.7

47.5

51.6

 

Place of birth

< 0.001

 Shanghai

8096 (52.2)

48.8

52.9

55.0

57.4

 

 Others

7402 (47.8)

51.2

47.1

45.0

42.6

 

BMI z-score (Mean score)

 

0.21

0.30

0.30

0.38

0.01

  1. a Given as % unless indicated