| | Change in log10 (number of cigars smoked in past-30 days), Wave 1 to Wave 2 |
|---|
Cigar type | b (95% CI) | Adjusted b (95% CI) |
|---|
Filtered |
1.28
(0.66, 1.90)
|
1.16
(0.45, 1.87)
|
Cigarillo | −0.14 (−0.58, 0.30) | −0.18 (−0.69, 0.34) |
Large | 0.02 (−0.54, 0.59) | −0.27 (−1.14, 0.60) |
- Note. b = unstandardized regression coefficient from linear regression, with Wave 1 package quantity predicting Wave 2 number of cigars smoked in past-30 days (adjusting for Wave 1 number of cigars smoked in past-30 days). n’s for these analyses were 148 (filtered cigars), 182 (cigarillos), and 77 (large cigars). Adjusted analyses also controlled for sex, age, race/ethnicity, education, and income. Number of cigars smoked in past-30 days was estimated by multiplying number of days of the last 30 smoked by number of cigars they smoked per day. Both the outcome and predictor variables were base-10 log-transformed for all analyses. Coefficients were not back-transformed. Participants were excluded from any analyses for which they lacked data on any predictor or outcome variable. Bold typeface indicates p < .05
