Electronic Cigarette Perception in Baltimore High Schools

Table 1. Descriptive Statistics of Social Determinants and E-cigarette perception AmongBaltimore High School Students.

Variables		N (%)	E-cigarette perception Score
			Mean (95% CI)
Total		604 (100)	2.72 (2.57, 2.87)
Age
	Less than or equal 16	360 (59.60)	2.79 (2.59, 2.98)
More than 16	244 (40.40)	2.63 (2.38, 2.88)
Gender
	Female	326 (53.97)	2.64 (2.43, 2.84)
Male	260 (43.05)	2.85 (2.61, 3.09)
Race
	Black	533 (88.25)	2.72 (2.55, 2.88)
White	20 (3.31)	2.65 (2.04, 3.26)
Other	51 (8.44)	2.78 (2.25, 3.31)
Grade
	9^th	143 (23.68)	3.00 (2.68, 3.33)
	10^th	137 (22.68)	2.60 (2.28, 2.92)
	11^th	137 (22.68)	2.71 (2.41, 3.00)
	12^th	180 (29.80)	2.63 (2.33, 2.92)
Grade Point Average
	F and D	22 (3.64)	3.23 (2.53, 3.92)
	C	149 (24.67)	3.06 (2.74, 3.37)
	B	272 (45.03)	2.72 (2.50, 2.94)
	A	161 (26.66)	2.34 (2.04, 2.65)
Parental Education
	Less than High School Diploma	75 (12.42)	2.96 (2.56, 3.36)
High school Graduation	215 (35.60)	2.85 (2.59, 3.12)
Some College	129 (21.36)	2.67 (2.33, 3.00)
College Graduation	78 (12.91)	2.60 (2.19, 3.01)
Graduate Degree or Higher	104 (17.22)	2.46 (2.10, 2.82)
Parental Employment
	Unemployed	87 (14.40)	2.62 (2.10, 3.14)
Employed	515 (85.26)	2.74 (2.58, 2.90)
Household Status
	Single-Parent	378 (62.58)	2.69 (2.50, 2.88)
Double-Parent	225 (37.25)	2.78 (2.51, 3.05)
Community Tobacco Use
	None	30 (4.97)	2.43 (1.57, 3.29)
A few	103 (17.05)	3.03 (2.65, 3.41)
Some	142 (23.51)	2.39 (2.10, 2.67)
Most	186 (30.79)	2.71 (2.45, 2.98)
All	73 (12.09)	2.73 (2.29, 3.16)