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Table 3 Univariable analyses of knowledge and risk perceptions

From: Knowledge and risk perceptions of Israelis towards combustible cigarettes: the need for immediate remedial action

 

Knowledge of harm, 3 questions combined, % correct (N = 495)

p-value (Chi-squared except where indicated otherwise)

Knowledge of comparative harm, relative to traffic accidents, % correct (N = 497)

p-value (Chi-squared except where indicated otherwise)

Perception Scale Mean (SD) (N = 465)

p-value, N

Population Sector

Arab

38.6 (83)

0.483

27.4 (84)

0.791

26.1 (3.3) 84

<.001 464

Jewish

42.7 (412)

28.8 (413)

24.2 (4.7) 380

Gender

Male

38.5 (244)

0.120

34.2 (246)

0.007

24.4 (4.8) 221

0.455 465

Female

45.4 (251)

23.1 (251)

24.7 (4.3) 244

Age group

18–29

52.3 (88)

0.014

33.0 (88)

0.416

23.4 (4.8) 83

0.017 459

30–49

45.6 (182)

25.1 (183)

24.3 (4.7) 173

50–65

39.7 (146)

31.8 (148)

25.2 (4.2) 136

> 65

28.4 (74)

26.0 (73)

25.2 (3.8) 67

Educational level

< 12

25.0 (48)

< 0.001a

25.0 (48)

0.539a

24.7 (5.5) 45

0.551 462

12

35.8 (190)

28.6 (189)

24.6 (4.5) 178

> 12

49.8 (253)

29.7 (256)

24.4 (4.5) 239

Family financial status

Very low

27.8 (18

0.090a

27.8 (18)

0.127a

23.9 (4.2) 18

0.930 450

Low

28.8(59)

18.6 (59)

24.7 (4.7) 53

Moderate

44.0(300)

29.3 (300)

24.5 (4.6) 281

High

48.8 (84)

37.2 (86)

24.6 (3.8) 80

Very high

40.0 (20)

25.0 (20)

23.9 (7.2) 18

Smoking Status

Current

21.6 (111)

< 0.001

19.8 (111)

0.059

22.7 (6.0) 101

<.001 464

Former

43.6 (133)

29.6 (135)

24.9 (4.0) 119

Never

50.0 (250)

32.0 (250)

25.1 (3.9) 244

  1. aLogistic regression with continuous explanatory variable.