From: Personal and social determinants sustaining smoking practices in rural China: a qualitative study
Categories | Number |
---|---|
Family level data | 22 |
Family income (RMB/year) | Â |
 >100000 | 4 |
 50000–100000 | 4 |
 20000–50000 | 13 |
 <20000 | 1 |
Number of smokers at home | Â |
 1 | 7 |
 2 | 15 |
Household restrictions | Â |
 No smoking allowed inside the house | 3 |
 Smoking allowed in certain rooms | 12 |
 No restrictions | 7 |
Families with children* | 6 |
 ≤one year old | 17 |
 > one year old |  |
Individual level data | 29 |
Family roles (In relation to young children) | Â |
 Mothers | 16 |
 Fathers | 4 |
 Grandmothers | 5 |
 Grandfathers | 4 |
Age (years old) | Â |
 Mothers and fathers (21–34) | 20 |
 Grandmothers and grandfathers (55–67) | 9 |
Occupation | Â |
 No job (farming only) | 11 |
 Off-farm activities | 18 |
Education | Â |
 Elementary school or below | 6 |
 Middle school | 14 |
 Senior high school or vocational school | 7 |
 College | 2 |
 University | 0 |