| |
n
|
Past smokers (n = 146)
|
Occasional smokers (n = 169)
|
Regular smokers (n = 407)
|
p-value
|
|---|
|
Gendera
| | | | |
0.002
|
|
Men
|
312
|
39 (12.5)
|
37 (11.9)
|
111 (35.6)
| |
|
Women
|
1070
|
105 (9.8)
|
130 (12.1)
|
283 (26.4)
| |
|
Classa
| | | | |
0.137
|
|
1st
|
430
|
30 (7.0)
|
60 (14.0)
|
122 (28.4)
| |
|
2nd
|
461
|
62 (13.4)
|
50 (10.8)
|
118 (25.6)
| |
|
3rd
|
512
|
54 (10.5)
|
58 (11.3)
|
166 (32.4)
| |
|
Centre
| | | | |
0.430
|
|
Verona
|
549
|
48 (8.7)
|
65 (11.8)
|
168 (30.6)
| |
|
Vicenza
|
236
|
21 (8.9)
|
30 (12.7)
|
69 (29.2)
| |
|
Legnago
|
197
|
24 (12.2)
|
21 (10.7)
|
59 (29.9)
| |
|
Trento
|
172
|
21 (12.2)
|
25 (14.5)
|
35 (20.3)
| |
|
Bolzano
|
251
|
32 (12.7)
|
28 (11.2)
|
76 (30.3)
| |
- Numbers of past, occasional and regular smokers were reported with percent frequencies in parentheses. p-values were computed by Fisher’s exact test for gender, chi-square test for trend for class and chi-square test for centre. Significant results are highlighted in bold
- aInformation on gender and university class was not reported by 25 and 2 students, respectively
