Montana Adult Tobacco Survey 2006 2006
Montana Adult Tobacco Survey 2006 2006
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However, among smokers, this is an increase from 2005 (35%, p<.05). Support More Cigarette Tax 100 Total Men Women I ATS 2006 □ ATS 2005 Non- Smoker smoker 32 Section VIM Tobacco Purchasing Patterns Overall, 32% of smokers said they usually bought discount brands of cigarettes. There were too few participants to conduct analysis by age group or educational attainment. More than twice as many participants with incomes below the state median (42%) than participants with incomes above the median (20%) said they usually bought discount brands (p<.05). In 2006, 33% of participants said they bought cigarettes in another state, down from 43% in 2005 (p<.05). There were too few participants to conduct analysis by age group. There were no differences by sex, educational attainment, income, or race. In 2006, 33% of participants said they bought cigarettes on an Indian Reservation, up from 23% in 2005 (p<.05). There were too few participants to conduct analysis by age group. There were no differences by educational attainment or income.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
However, among smokers, this is an increase from 2005 (35%, p<.05). Support More Cigarette Tax 100 Total Men Women I ATS 2006 □ ATS 2005 Non- Smoker smoker 32 Section VIM Tobacco Purchasing Patterns Overall, 32% of smokers said they usually bought discount brands of cigarettes. There were too few participants to conduct analysis by age group or educational attainment. More than twice as many participants with incomes below the state median (42%) than participants with incomes above the median (20%) said they usually bought discount brands (p<.05). In 2006, 33% of participants said they bought cigarettes in another state, down from 43% in 2005 (p<.05). There were too few participants to conduct analysis by age group. There were no differences by sex, educational attainment, income, or race. In 2006, 33% of participants said they bought cigarettes on an Indian Reservation, up from 23% in 2005 (p<.05). There were too few participants to conduct analysis by age group. There were no differences by educational attainment or income.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Montana. Dept. of Public Health And Human Services to read online
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