Household restrictions on smoking indoors and personal changes in smoking behaviour for the sake of the child
| “Yes” (%) | p | n | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Q: Are there any rules in your home to limit your own or others’ smoking indoors? | |||
| All households | 75 | 3453 | |
| Smoking behaviour | |||
| Households with smokers | 78 | ref. | 1074 |
| Smoke-free households | 73 | 0.006 | 2379 |
| Q: Have you ever tried to change your smoking habits for the sake of your child? | |||
| All ever-smokers (current + former smokers) | 80 | 1558 | |
| Smoking status | |||
| Current smokers (daily + occasional) | 82 | ref. | 1033 |
| Former smokers | 76 | 0.010 | 525 |
| Mothers (ever-smokers) | 83 | 1031 | |
| Marital status | |||
| Single | 90 | ref. | 176 |
| Married/cohabitant | 83 | 0.026 | 824 |
| Education2-150 | |||
| High | 75 | ref. | 206 |
| Medium | 84 | 0.012 | 425 |
| Low | 86 | 0.001 | 400 |
| Fathers (ever-smokers) | 72 | 526 | |
| Education2-150 | |||
| High | 63 | ref. | 113 |
| Medium | 77 | 0.013 | 246 |
| Low | 70 | 0.257 | 167 |
Ref. = reference category for significance test.
↵2-150 The cutoffs for age and level of education are the same as in table3.