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Table 1 Sample characteristics unweighted N = 820, weighted N = 905

From: Prevalence and characteristics of smokers interested in using virtual reality for encouraging smoking cessation: a representative population survey in Great Britain

 

Unweighted N = 820

Weighted N = 905

Age % (n)

 16–24

13.5 (111)

15.4 (140)

 25–34

18.2 (149)

23.0 (208)

 35–44

15.2 (125)

16.2 (147)

 45–54

17.7 (145)

15.6 (141)

 55–64

17.9 (147)

15.0 (136)

 65 + 

17.4 (143)

14.7 (132)

Gender % (n)

 Men

54.8 (449)

55.0 (497)

 Women

45.2 (371)

45.0 (408)

Education % (n)

 No post-16 qualifications

22.3 (183)

22.1 (200)

 Post-16 qualifications

77.7 (637)

77.9 (705)

Social grade a % (n)

 C2DE

44.9 (368)

58.7 (531)

 ABC1

55.1 (452)

41.3 (374)

Motivation to quit % (n)

 Low

82.3 (675)

82.7 (749)

 High

17.7 (145)

17.3 (156)

Quit attempts in the last year % (n)

 None

69.9 (573)

67.9 (615)

 At least one

30.1 (247)

32.1 (290)

Currently trying to cut down but not quit % (n)

 No

45.0 (369)

45.4 (411)

 Yes

55.0 (451)

54.6 (494)

Interest in using VR for general purposes % (n)

 Very interested

22.4 (184)

23.5 (212)

 Interested

27.1 (222)

26.8 (242)

 Uninterested

18.8 (154)

18.2 (165)

 Very uninterested

27.7 (227)

26.6 (241)

 Do not know

4.0 (33)

4.9 (44)

Interest in using VR for encouraging and supporting cessation % (n)

 Very interested

12.9 (106)

14.2 (128)

 Interested

19.9 (163)

20.4 (185)

 Uninterested

26.6 (218)

25.6 (232)

 Very uninterested

37.2 (305)

36.5 (330)

 Do not know

3.4 (28)

3.3 (30)

Used a digital smoking cessation aid in the last year % (n)

 No

98.3 (806)

98.4 (890)

 Yes

1.7 (14)

1.6 (15)

  1. aABC1 corresponds to managerial, professional, and intermediate occupations. C2DE refers to small employers and own account workers, lower supervisory and technical occupations, semi-routine and routine occupations, never workers and long-term unemployed