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Table 4 Parameters that considered to effect quitting success

From: A comparison of the efficacy of varenicline and bupropion and an evaluation of the effect of the medications in the context of the smoking cessation programme

Parameters

n

%

P *

Gender

Male (n = 334)

61

18.3

0.102

Female (n = 71)

19

26.8

Age

20–29 (n = 111)

28

25.2

0.234

30–39 (n = 184)

33

17.9

≥40 (n = 110)

19

17.3

Marital status

Married (n = 329)

64

19.5

0.752

Not married (n = 76)

16

21.1

Education

Primary, secondary, high school (n = 248)

42

16.9

0.804

 

University (n = 157)

38

24.2

Alcohol consumption

Yes (n = 63)

5

7.9

0.01

No (n = 342)

75

21.9

Social support

Yes (n = 274)

50

18.2

0.271

No (n = 131)

30

22.9

Previous quitting attempts

≤1 time (n = 133)

41

15.5

0.003

>1 time (n = 272)

39

27.7

Concern about harmful effects of smoking

No (n = 24)

8

33.3

0.028

Little (n = 69)

19

27.5

High (n = 170)

34

20.0

Very high (n = 142)

19

13.4

Receiving medication

≥45 days (n = 105)

29

27.6

0.019

<45 days (n = 300)

51

17.0

Self-confidence about quitting

0–4 points (n = 303)

52

17.2

0.024

5 points (n = 102)

28

27.5

Another person smoking in house

Yes (n = 142)

29

20.4

0.804

No (n = 263)

51

19.4

  1. *Chi square test