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Table 2 General characteristics of the study subjects

From: Maintenance of smoking cessation in Korean single mothers

Variable

N = 77(100%) or M ± SD

Age

  ≤ 20

36 (47.0)

  21–25

27 (35.0)

   > 25

14 (18.0)

Education level

  Unknown

15 (19.5)

   ≤ 9y

15 (19.5)

  10–12y

37 (48.0)

   > 12y

10 (13.0)

Pregnancy

  No

55 (71.0)

  Yes

22 (29.0)

Drinking

 

  No

50 (65.0)

  Yes

27 (35.0)

Exercise

  No

56 (73.0)

  Yes

21 (27.0)

CO level (ppm)

  M ± SD

3.92 ± 5.07

Number of counseling

 

  M ± SD

4.17 ± 2.61

Nicotine dependence

  Low

56 (73.0)

  Mild

14 (18.0)

  High

7 (9.0)

Motivation rulers/ Importance

  0–3

10 (13.0)

  4–7

29 (38.0)

  8–10

38 (49.0)

Motivation rulers/ Confidence

  0–3

14 (18.0)

  4–7

38 (49.0)

  8–10

25 (32.0)

Motivation rulers/ Readiness

  0–3

20 (26.0)

  4–7

29 (38.0)

  8–10

28 (36.0)

The reasons for smoking cessation

  Recommendations from family members or others

11 (14.3)

  For your own health

31 (40.3)

  Economic reasons

4 (5.2)

  Environmental reasons

1 (1.3)

  For clean image management

3 (3.9)

  For the health of the people around

9 (11.7)

  To show willingness to smoking abstinence

1 (1.3)

  Because of social gaze

1 (1.3)

  Etc

16 (20.8)

The supporters for smoking cessation

  Parents/grandparents

16 (20.8)

  Siblings

1 (1.3)

  Partner

6 (7.8)

  Children

5 (6.5)

  Friends/school peers

9 (11.7)

  Coworkers

0 (0.0)

  Teachers

15 (19.5)

  Healthcare professionals

0 (0.0)

  Others

8 (10.4)

  No one

17 (22.1)