E-cigarette flavours and vaping as a social practice: implications for tobacco control

Figures & data

Table 1. Characteristics of the participants included in the current analysis.

Pseudonym	Gender	Age*	Highest completed education	Ethnicity	# Cigarettes/day at intake	Vaping experience before intake	Smoking reported at last interview	Vaping reported at last interview
Clara	F	19	High school	Māori	42–44	No	Yes, daily	Yes
Lily^†	F	19	Certificate/diploma	NZE	14–15	No	Yes, occasional	Yes
Abigail	F	22	High school	NZE	1	Yes	No	Yes
Louise^†	F	23	High school	NZE	6	Yes	Yes, daily	No
Amanda^†	F	26	Bachelor’s	Asian	4	Yes	Yes, daily	No
Charlotte^†	F	27	No formal qualification	Māori, NZE	20	Yes	No	Yes
Andrea^†	F	29	High school	Māori, NZE	22–27	Yes	Yes, daily	No
Oscar^†	M	20	High school	Asian	3, plus 3 dokha bowls^‡	No	No	Yes
George^†	M	20	High school	NZE	9–10	Yes	Yes, daily	Yes
Noah^†	M	24	High school	NZE	13	Yes	Yes, daily	Yes
Ryan	M	26	Bachelor’s	NZE	10–14	Yes	No	Yes

NZE: New Zealand European; *Based on birth year; ^†2018 participant; ^‡Dokha is a Middle Eastern tobacco product smoked in a midwakh pipe.