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Table 2 Characteristics of the study participants, Chongqing, China, 2011 (n = 1,265)

From: Evaluation of anti-smoking television advertising on tobacco control among urban community population in Chongqing, China

Variables

Seen the advertisement entitled “An Invisible Killer in the Office”

Statistical tests

YES (%)

NO (%)

Gender

   

 Male

180 (75.6)

834 (81.2)

χ 2 = 3.7788, p = 0.0519

 Female

58 (24.4)

193 (18.8)

 

Age

   

 18–25 years

146 (61.3)

689 (67.1)

χ 2 = 5.2799, p = 0.0714

 26–35 years

49 (20.6)

209 (20.4)

 

 36–45 years

43 (18.1)

129 (12.6)

 

Education level

   

 Basic education

25 (10.5)

64 (6.2)

χ 2 = 17.4428, p = 0.0002

 Secondary education

113 (47.5)

384 (37.4)

 

 Higher education

100 (42.0)

579 (56.4)

 

Smoking status

   

 Smoking

111 (46.6)

425 (41.4)

χ 2 = 2.1860, p = 0.1393

 Non-smoking

127 (53.4)

602 (58.6)

 

Attitude to the regulation of smoking in public places

   

 Support the regulation of smoking in public places

14 (5.9)

45 (4.38)

χ 2 = 0.9786, p = 0.3225

 Oppose the regulation of smoking in public places

224 (94.1)

982 (95.6)

 
  1. Note: Education level was categorized as ≤ primary school, junior middle school (basic education), ≥ senior high school (including vocational/technical, secondary school, and junior college), (secondary education) and ≥ senior college and university (higher education)