An Association between Emotional Responsiveness and Smoking Behavior

Table 2

Multivariate logistic regression models.

	Estimate (SE)	Adjusted odds ratio (95% CI)	Pr (>|𝑡|)
(A) Cross-sectional dataset (𝑛=122)°
Dependent variable = current
smoking at baseline (𝑛=49)
Intercept	.83 (.56)		.13
Self-efficacy	−1.75 (.68)	.17* (.05, .66)	.01
Narcotic pain medication use	.46 (.22)	2.50 (1.08, 5.81)	.033
Emotional responsiveness	−.62 (.24)	.29 (.11, .72)	.008
Age	−.56 (.23)	.57* (.36, .89)	.014
c-statistic = .76
(B) Prospective dataset (𝑛=100^Ω)
Outcome = current smoking at 36
weeks after baseline (𝑛=44)
Intercept	−1.02 (.74)		.17
At least 12 years education	−.56 (.26)	.33 (.12, .90)	.03
Emotional responsiveness	−.57 (.24)	.32 (.13, .82)	.018
Categorical body mass index	.54 (.29)	1.72 (.98, 3.03)	.058
c-statistic = .71

 ^∘𝑛=5 with missing educational attainment data; *odds of smoking for each 1 SD increase from median score.
 ^Ω𝑛=7 with missing self-efficacy (4) or use of narcotic pain medication (1) data.