Table 3

Results predicting change in number of cigarettes smoked daily from Wave 1 to Wave 2

VariableβSEp
Unadjusted results
Intercept−1.960.20<0.001
Per cent change in price per pack−0.020.020.343
Number of cigarettes smoked at Wave 1*−0.370.02<0.001
Per cent change in price per pack×Number of cigarettes smoked at Wave 1* (interaction term)−0.0040.0020.037
Adjusted results
Intercept−0.620.520.230
Per cent change in price per pack−0.010.020.512
Number of cigarettes smoked at Wave 1*−0.420.03<0.001
Per cent change in price per pack×Number of cigarettes smoked at Wave 1* (interaction term)−0.0040.0020.044
Change in smoke-free indoor air policy score−0.210.160.189
Gender (women vs men)−1.500.32<0.001
Age
 18–29 yearsRef.
 30–44 years1.270.36<0.001
 45–64 years1.340.420.002
 ≥65 years−1.780.680.008
Race
 CaucasianRef.
 African American−2.450.35<0.001
 Hispanic−3.780.42<0.001
 Other−1.290.730.078
Education
 Less than high school diploma−0.190.440.670
 High school diplomaRef.
 More than high school diploma−1.560.29<0.001
Income
 <$150000.330.440.464
 $15000–399990.010.330.985
 ≥$40000Ref.
Marital status
 Not marriedRef.
 Divorced/separated/widowed0.690.440.121
 Married/living together−0.130.390.737
Current/recent pregnancy at Wave 2 (yes vs no)−2.580.790.001
Presence of comorbidities† at Wave 1 (yes vs no)0.050.450.908
Random effectsVarianceZP
 Intercept (Level-2: state)0.6192.120.017
 Number of cigarettes at Wave 1 slope0.0082.280.011
 Level-190.79158.99<0.001
  • *Centred at the average of 16 cigarettes/day.

  • †Comorbidities include arteriosclerosis, hypertension, angina pectoris, tachycardia, myocardial infarction, other heart disease, cirrhosis or other forms of liver disease.