2002-12-31-世界卫生组织-2003_GYTS_Fact_Sheet_Jordan_1页_37kb

报告摘要

Aspect	Key Findings
Sample	• 2003 survey in grades 8-10 (<65% response rate)<br>• 3,683 students; <70% eligible students responded
Prevalence	• 39.4% ever smoked cigarettes<br>• 28.5% used any tobacco product<br> - Boy: 31.6%, Girl: 24.0%<br>• 17.7% currently smoke cigarettes<br> - Boy: 21.4%, Girl: 12.6%<br>• 20.0% currently use other tobacco products
Risk Factors	• High SHS exposure (63% of students live where adults smoke); significant parental smoking (53.3%) and likely peer influence (20.6%)<br>• 26.4% usually smoke at home
Attitudes	• Nearly two-thirds believe secondhand smoke is harmful to them<br>• 75.5% <u>support</u> smoking bans in indoor public places
Motivation to Quit	• >60% of students desire a ban on smoking in indoor public places<br>• >60% want to stop smoking themselves
Cessation Attempts	• 59% have tried to stop smoking in the past year
Influences	• Ads: >80% saw pro-tobacco ads (billboards 67%, print 62%)<br>• Just over 50% saw anti-smoking messages • Just under 25% had tobacco-sponsored items
Perceptions	• High <u>stigma</u> towards smoking (girls seem particularly affected by social norms and appearance ideals opposing tobacco use)