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Table 2 Significant cumulative effects of parents’ and peers’ norms and age interaction

From: Parents’ and peers’ normative influence on adolescents’ smoking: results from a Swiss-Italian sample of middle schools students

   

Non-smokers with smoking experience

Light smokers

Heavy smokers

   

B

Std. Error

p

Odds

B

Std. Error

p

Odds

B

Std. Error

p

Odds

Pro-smoking factors

vs

Parents and peers neither smoke nor approve

            

Peers smoke (1 factor)

  

1.566

.197

.000

4.790

2.585

.521

.000

13.257

2.174

.597

.000

8.798

Parents smoke (1 factor)

  

.821

.245

.001

2.273

.302

.766

.693

1.351

-.430

1.157

.710

.651

Peers smoke and approve (2 factors)

  

1.995

.390

.000

7.352

2.901

.789

.000

18.200

4.231

.674

.000

68.811

Parents and peers smoke (2 factors)

  

2.185

.196

.000

8.889

3190

.519

.000

24.286

3.506

.590

.000

33.307

Parents smoke, peers smoke and approve (3 factors)

  

2.676

.400

.000

14.532

3.693

.746

.000

40.154

4.778

.689

.000

118.868

Grade

  

.577

.048

.000

1.781

.352

.081

.000

1.442

.827

.088

.000

2.286

Age interaction

Peers and parents smoke* Grade

  

.013

.127

.917

1.013

.188

.220

.394

1.206

.805

.229

.000

2.236

Peers smoke and approve* Grade

  

-.187

.363

.607

.830

.096

.592

.871

1.101

1.250

.389

.001

3.490

Parents smoke, peers smoke and approve* Grade

  

.576

.363

.113

1779

-.862

.862

.317

.422

1.407

.453

.002

4.083

  1. Presents the results of the multinomial logistic regression for the cumulative effect of norms
  2. * = indicate the product term for the interaction