Heterogeneity in Past Year Cigarette Smoking Quit Attempts among Latinos

Table 4

Adjusted odds ratios for making a quit attempt in the past 12 months by ELP, immigrant generation, gender, and interactions for ELP * gender and immigrant generation * gender (𝑁=4,589).

	Multivariable model: English language proficiency^a		Multivariable model: immigrant generation^a
	AOR	95%CI	AOR	95%CI
ELP
Poor	1.47	(1.08, 2.00)
Good	1.00	Referent
Immigrant generation
1st generation			1.35	(1.04, 1.76)
2nd generation			1.10	(0.84, 1.44)
≥3rd generation			1.00	Referent
Gender
Female	1.00	Referent	1.00	Referent
Male	0.99	(0.84, 1.17)	0.92	(0.73, 1.16)
Interactions
ELP * gender	0.78	(0.54, 1.13)
1st generation * gender			0.86	(0.62, 1.20)
2nd generation * gender			1.43	(0.96, 2.13)

^aControls for cumulative per capita tobacco control expenditures, race, education, income, time to first cigarette, cessation advice from healthcare provider, age, age of initiation, interaction of age and age of initiation.
AOR = adjusted odds ratio.
95%CI = 95% confidence interval.