Table 3 Attitudes towards cigarette smoking distributed by gender in Lithuania.
Characteristic | Number of participants | % of total [95% CI*] | p-value |
|---|---|---|---|
Felt that boys who smoke cigarette have more friends | 832 | 69.5 [66.3, 72.5] | 0.657 |
   Males | 391 | 68.4 [66.3, 72.5] |  |
   Females | 441 | 70.3 [66.0, 74.6] |  |
Felt like girls who smoke cigarettes have more friends | 921 | 37.1 [34.0, 40.3] | 0.618 |
   Males | 467 | 37.8 [33.5, 42.4] |  |
   Females | 454 | 36.3 [32.0, 40.9] |  |
Felt that boys who smoke cigarettes are attractive | 1180 | 12.2 [10.4, 14.2] | 0.001 |
   Males | 518 | 16.1 [13.1, 19.7] |  |
   Females | 662 | 9.1 [7.1, 11.6] |  |
Felt that girls who smoke cigarettes are attractive | 1426 | 7.0 [5.8, 8.5] | 0.001 |
   Males | 646 | 10.3 [8.2, 13.0] |  |
   Females | 780 | 4.3 [3.0, 6.1] |  |
Felt that cigarettes smoking is harmful to health | 1809 | 92.0 [90.6, 93.2] | <0.001 |
   Males | 864 | 89.6 [87.3, 91.6] |  |
   Females | 945 | 94.1 [92.3, 95.5] |  |