Table 2

Results of the logistic regression model, nicotine dependence and ERI (N = 197).

Independent variable

Beta

SC

SD

p-value

OR

95% CI

lower limit

higher limit

Sex (female/male*)

-0.460

1.567

.368

.211

0.631

0.307

1.298

Age (> 53/< 53*)

-0.443

1.735

.337

.188

0.642

0.332

1.241

Family status (married/not married*)

-0.727

3.980

.364

.046

0.483

0.237

0.987

Religion (religious/not religious*)

-0.755

4.681

.349

.030

0.470

0.237

0.931

Level of education (high/low*)

-0.896

5.544

.381

.019

0.408

0.193

0.861

Residence (city/country*)

0.475

1.947

.341

.163

1.609

0.825

3.137

ERI (no effort-reward imbalance/effort-reward imbalance*)

0.822

3.572

.435

.059

0.439

0.187

1.031

Cox and Snell pseudo-R² = .109

Nagelkerke pseudo-R² = .151

Mc Fadden pseudo-R² = .10

Note: * = reference group, Beta = regression coefficient, SC = standardized effect coefficient, SD = standard deviation, CI = 95% confidence interval

Schmidt et al. Tobacco Induced Diseases 2010 8:6   doi:10.1186/1617-9625-8-6