Research Article

Project SUCCESS: Results from a Randomized Controlled Trial

Table 3

University campus-based smoking cessation intervention at 12-month assessment.

Baseline12-month assessment
Study groupTotal*SC1EI2TotalSCEI
Variablen%n%n%P value3n%n%n%P value3
    23644.07833.015866.023678158

Demographics

Age (mean, SD)24.5 (.3)24.9 (.5)24.3 (.3).324.5 (.3)24.9 (.5)24.3 (.3).3
Gender.5.45
 Female12553.04456.48151.312553.04456.48151.3
 Male11147.034 43.677 48.7111 47.034 43.677 48.7
Ethnicity.9.9
 Spanish/Hispanic229.479.0159.5229.478.9159.5
 Not Spanish/Hispanic21390.67191.014290.421390.67191.114290.4
Racial background.4.4
 Asian4418.71924.42515.94418.71924.42515.9
 Black146.03 3.811 7.014 6.03 3.811 7.0
 White17273.25469.211875.217273.25469.211875.2
 Other52.122.631.952.221.731.9
Alcohol consumption.6.9
 Heavily and or frequently4117.41114.13019.02711.4911.51811.4
 Moderately or rarely16670.35773.110969.016067.85469.210667.1
 None239.779.01610.14719.91519.23220.2
 Rather not answer62.533.83 1.92.80 02 1.3
Depressive symptoms (CES-D).6
 Low 119 50.4 41 52.6 78 49.4
 High11749.637 47.480 50.6

Smoking-related characteristics

Stage of change for cessation 1.0
 Preparation12753.84253.88553.8
 Contemplation9439.83139.76339.9
 Precontemplation156.456.4106.3
Nicotine dependence.5.13
 Very low9741.13039.06742.718076.35267.012881.0
 Low6728.61924.74830.63514.81621.51912.0
 Medium198.1810.411 7.012 5.16 7.66 3.8
 High3414.51215.62214.073.033.842.5
 Very high177.3810.495.72.8111.6
Cigarettes per day.3.05
 1–55322.51721.83622.85333.81222.24139.8
 6–107330.91823.15534.84623.321 38.925 24.3
 11–154418.61823.12616.52515.91222.21312.6
 16–204820.31823.13019.028 17.87 13.021 20.4
 21–30156.456.4106.353.223.732.9
 31+31.32 2.61.60 00 030
History of cigarette smoking.6.4
 Less than 6 mo83.411.374.495.723.776.8
 6−12 mo208.567.7148.963.847.421.9
 1–5 years7431.42329.55132.35535.31833.33735.9
 5 years or greater13456.84861.58654.48755.43055.65755.3

*“Total” pertains to the total sample. 1SC: standard care. 2EI: enhanced intervention. 3P value reflects significance of comparisons between conditions (SC versus EI). No final assessment data were gathered for depressive symptoms (CES-D) and stages of change for cessation (dashes indicate no data). Percentages for each variable may not add up to 100 because of missing data.