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Socio-demographic factors associated with smoking habits among university students in Belgrade, Serbia

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21 sty 2019

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Smoking behaviours and motives of students who smoked per faculty group_

Smoking behaviours and motivesFACULTY GROUP (%)P (Behaviours & motives / Faculty group)
MFTOTAL NMFSSHFNSMFTESFTOTAL
Smoking onset
In elementary school9.08.78.115.28.38.70.555
In high school62.866.666.954.368.566.2
At faculty28.224.724.930.423.225.1
Length of smoking
Less than a year10.313.411.528.313.513.10.068
1–5 years71.867.167.558.768.067.6
Over 5 years17.919.521.013.018.419.3
Presence of smokers in the family
No34.629.828.218.234.630.40.084
Yes65.470.271.881.865.469.6
One smoker23.127.629.525.025.127.10.088
Two smokers20.528.529.034.126.727.6
Three smokers7.77.37.813.65.37.3
More than three smokers14.16.85.69.18.27.6
Reasons for starting smoking
Stress15.515.716.118.815.215.90.111
Peer influence37.936.337.834.434.336.5
Pleasure and party15.514.716.83.113.514.8
Personal attitude/choice31.027.224.543.828.127.4
I do not know/remember0.06.04.90.09.05.4
Attempted to quit smoking
Yes52.643.344.134.943.644.30.289
No47.456.755.965.156.455.7

Distribution of students by sociodemographic characteristics and faculty group_

Faculty Group / Sociodemographic characteristicsMF (n=329) 12.6%TOTAL NMF (n=2,279) 87.4%SSHF (n=1,225) 47%NSMF (n=200) 7.7%TESF (n=854) 32.7%TOTAL (n=2,608) 100%
Gender (%)
Female63.559.168.966.043.359.6
Male36.540.931.134.056.740.4
Age (Mean±Sd)24.3±1.623.7±2.724.2±2.923.3±1.823.2±2.523.8±2.6
Year of study (%)
I9.422.217.424.228.520.5
II18.922.616.930.429.022.1
III52.524.526.221.622.828.1
IV14.521.027.620.111.920.2
V4.79.712.03.67.99.1

Smoking status of students by faculty group and by gender_

Faculty GroupSmoking statusP (Gender/Smoking status)
Non-smokersEx-smokersSmokersTOTAL
n%n%n%n%
MFFemale14971.362.95425.82098.0
Male7965.886.73327.51204.60.224
NMFFemale84262.6735.443132.0134651.60.244
Male59163.3646.927829.893335.8
SSHFFemale51761.3465.528133.384432.40.029
Male23060.4369.411530.238114.6
NSMFFemale9068.243.03828.81325.1
Male5175.022.91522.1682.60.587
TESFFemale23563.5236.211230.337014.2
Male31064.0265.414830.648418.60.871
TOTAL MF22869.3144.38726.432912.60.066
TOTAL NMF143362.91376.070931.1227987.4
TOTAL FEMALE99163.7795.148531.2155559.60.141
TOTAL MALE67063.6726.831129.5105340.4
TOTAL166163.71515.879630.52608100.0

Smoking status and sociodemographic characteristics of students_

PredictorsPearson’s χ2testP valueStatistically significant influence of predictors on smoking status
Gender3.90.141-
Age15.10.001Ex-smokers – ≤25
Ex-smokers – >25
Faculty group MF, SSHF, NSMF, TESF14.40.025Smoking status – MF and SSHF
Smoking status – NSMF and SSHF
MF, NMF5.40.066-
Year of study8.20.411-

Smoking experiences and attitudes of students by sociodemographic characteristics, faculty group and smoking status_

PredictorsExperience / Attitude
Attendance to tobacco industry sponsored eventSupporting the smoking banCompliance with the smoking ban at my facultyThere is a sufficiently broad debate about the harmful effects of smoking at my facultyAdequate public health training is provided at my faculty
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Gender
Female18.10.00178.8<0.00161.70.25111.50.37712.20.066
Male24.172.960.713.015.2
Age
≤2518.6<0.00175.40.01860.90.09111.70.17913.30.415
>2530.181.562.814.213.5
Faculty group
MF16.883.557.235.841.1
SSHF22.50.25675.10.00165.2<0.0018.2<0.0017.5<0.001
NSMF19.681.857.713.613.6
TESF19.374.258.18.211.1
Year of study
I15.070.362.111.414.7
II18.375.065.09.210.5
III19.0<0.00176.70.00153.90.00516.3<0.00116.7<0.001
IV25.781.364.811.511.1
V28.984.263.210.510.7
Smoking status
Non-smokers18.283.460.711.614.1
Ex-smokers28.70.00275.8<0.00159.70.0118.70.00211.60.061
Smokers23.762.162.813.912.4
Total20.576.461.312.113.4
Język:
Angielski
Częstotliwość wydawania:
4 razy w roku
Dziedziny czasopisma:
Medycyna, Medycyna kliniczna, Higiena i medycyna środowiskowa