Tobacco cues in India: An ecological momentary assessment

Table 2 Multivariate analysis of tobacco use by baseline characteristics and cue exposures, MP and EOD assessments (N = 205)

	MP tobacco use^a			EOD tobacco use^b
	AOR	CI	P value	AOR	CI	P value
Age	0.94	0.85–1.03	0.16	1.11	1.01–1.21	< 0.05
Sex
Female	Reference			Reference
Male	3.10	1.07–8.94	< 0.05	1.91	0.69–5.28	0.22
Education level
≥ College degree	Reference			Reference
< College degree	0.69	0.27–1.80	0.45	0.47	0.19–1.13	0.09
Employment status
Employed	Reference			Reference
Unemployed	0.36	0.09–1.47	0.16	1.25	0.34–4.63	0.73
Student	0.72	0.24–2.29	0.57	1.52	0.52–4.47	0.45
Car ownership
No	Reference			Reference
Yes	0.90	0.38–2.17	0.82	1.48	0.64–3.43	0.36
Saw others using tobacco (in one’s group)
No	Reference			Reference
Yes	21.1	7.61–58.74	< 0.001	16.3	5.94–44.82	< 0.001
Saw others using tobacco (in one’s view)
No	Reference			Reference
Yes	1.27	0.52–3.11	0.60	4.76	1.79–12.65	< 0.01
Saw visual cues of tobacco use
No	Reference			Reference
Yes	3.17	1.25–8.04	< 0.05	1.09	0.33–3.56	0.89
Saw pro-tobacco messages
No	Reference			Reference
Yes	2.75	0.97–1.79	0.06	2.24	0.91–5.49	0.08
Saw anti-tobacco messages
No	Reference			Reference
Yes	0.50	0.14–1.72	0.27	0.99	0.37–2.60	0.98
Saw restrictions of tobacco use				Not Available
No	Reference
Yes	0.27	0.08-0.83	< 0.05

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