Journal of American college health : J of ACH · 2022
A three wave assessment of a tobacco free campus policy within a minority serving institution.
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Cabriales José Alonso, Hernandez Nora, Taylor Thom, Cooper Theodore V
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OBJECTIVE: This study assessed changes (in relation to smoking status) in tobacco use, attitudes toward TFC policies, and tobacco use risk knowledge by applying a three Wave repeated cross-sectional assessment.
PARTICIPANTS: Participants were students at Wave 1 (n = 2,169), Wave 2 (n = 2,576), and Wave 3 (n = 2,169) and faculty at Wave 1 (n = 256), Wave 2 (n = 204), and Wave 3 (n = 180).
METHODS: Measures regarding sociodemographics, tobacco use, attitudes toward TFC policies, and tobacco use risk knowledge were completed.
RESULTS: Compared with Wave 1, more students reported having quit smoking within the last six months at Waves 2 and 3. The negative attitudes toward TFC policies of those who reported quitting in the last six months aligned with those of nonsmokers.
CONCLUSIONS: Study findings suggest smoking status as a relevant covariate to focus on to further strengthen and refine existing TFC policies.
PARTICIPANTS: Participants were students at Wave 1 (n = 2,169), Wave 2 (n = 2,576), and Wave 3 (n = 2,169) and faculty at Wave 1 (n = 256), Wave 2 (n = 204), and Wave 3 (n = 180).
METHODS: Measures regarding sociodemographics, tobacco use, attitudes toward TFC policies, and tobacco use risk knowledge were completed.
RESULTS: Compared with Wave 1, more students reported having quit smoking within the last six months at Waves 2 and 3. The negative attitudes toward TFC policies of those who reported quitting in the last six months aligned with those of nonsmokers.
CONCLUSIONS: Study findings suggest smoking status as a relevant covariate to focus on to further strengthen and refine existing TFC policies.