La relación entre el gradiente socioeconómico y el consumo de cigarrillos en España
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El objetivo del estudio fue analizar la relación entre las características
socioeconómicas individuales y el consumo de cigarrillos en España.
La muestra estaba formada por 19.931 individuos de 15 o más años de
edad de la Encuesta Europea de Salud en España (EESE) de 2014. Variables:
prevalencia y nivel de consumo. Se realizó análisis de regresión
multivariante logística ordinal con las variables socioeconómicas clase
social, nivel educativo, actividad principal, situación económica y
sector de actividad (solo para población trabajadora). Otras variables
de control incluidas fueron las características sociodemográficas y los
hábitos de vida saludables (ejercicio físico, alimentación y consumo
de alcohol). Los factores que se relacionan con mayor prevalencia
en el consumo de cigarrillos son: inferior clase social, no tener estudios
universitarios, ser desempleado, tener peor situación económica
y trabajar en hostelería. Por su parte, las variables relacionadas con el
nivel de consumo de la población fumadora son: inferior clase social,
no tener estudios universitarios, y no ser estudiante ni trabajador indefinido.
En cuanto a las variables de control, aquellos regresores asociados
a mayor prevalencia y nivel de consumo son: sexo masculino,
edad entre 36 y 65 años, ser divorciado, menor número de niños en el
hogar y peores hábitos de vida.
The objective of the study was to analyze the relationship between individual socioeconomic characteristics and cigarette consumption in Spain. The sample consisted of 19,931 individuals aged 15 or older who completed the European Health Interview Survey for Spain (EHSS-2014). Variables: prevalence and intensity of cigarette consumption. Multivariate ordered logistic regression analysis was performed with the following socioeconomic variables: social classes, educational attainment, main activity, economic situation and, for the working population, the activity sector. Other control variables were sociodemographic variables and healthy lifestyle habits (physical exercise, diet and alcohol consumption). The factors that relate to greater prevalence are: lower social class, not having university studies, being unemployed, having worse economic situation and working in hospitality industry. On the other hand, the variables related to higher intensity of cigarette consumption of the smoking population are: lower social class, not having university studies, and being neither a student nor on a permanent contract. Regarding control variables, those regressors associated with a higher prevalence and intensity of cigarette consumption are: being male, being aged between 36 and 65, being divorced, having fewer children at home and having worse lifestyle habits.
The objective of the study was to analyze the relationship between individual socioeconomic characteristics and cigarette consumption in Spain. The sample consisted of 19,931 individuals aged 15 or older who completed the European Health Interview Survey for Spain (EHSS-2014). Variables: prevalence and intensity of cigarette consumption. Multivariate ordered logistic regression analysis was performed with the following socioeconomic variables: social classes, educational attainment, main activity, economic situation and, for the working population, the activity sector. Other control variables were sociodemographic variables and healthy lifestyle habits (physical exercise, diet and alcohol consumption). The factors that relate to greater prevalence are: lower social class, not having university studies, being unemployed, having worse economic situation and working in hospitality industry. On the other hand, the variables related to higher intensity of cigarette consumption of the smoking population are: lower social class, not having university studies, and being neither a student nor on a permanent contract. Regarding control variables, those regressors associated with a higher prevalence and intensity of cigarette consumption are: being male, being aged between 36 and 65, being divorced, having fewer children at home and having worse lifestyle habits.
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Martín Álvarez, J. M., Barrientos Marín, J. & Millán Tapia, J. M. (2021). La relación entre el gradiente socioeconómico y el consumo de cigarrillos en España. Adicciones, 2021. DOI: https://doi.org/10.20882/adicciones.1403














