Sample size 200
Completed / Failed 200 / 0
Do you currently smoke cigarettes?
Yes
74.5%
n=149
Respondents for this option · Drivers
Personal habit or routine
Stress management or relaxation
Social influence or environment
Financial cost or affordability
Health concerns or medical advice
Lack of interest or never started
No
25.5%
n=51
Respondents for this option · Drivers
Lack of interest or never started
Financial cost or affordability
Stress management or relaxation
Social influence or environment
Personal habit or routine
Yes audience
US adults with less than a high school education who smoke are more likely to live in the Midwest and earn under $50,000.
149 / 200 respondents74.5%
This segment shows a higher concentration of residents in the Midwest compared to the general population.
A majority of these respondents report an annual household income of less than $50,000.
Key differences
Potential risks
What are they worried about?
Long-term health concerns and impact on work and family
I worry most about the long-term health consequences because I need to stay healthy to manage my limited income and maintain my independence.
Financial strain and high cost of cigarettes
The biggest challenge is definitely the financial strain, as buying cigarettes takes away money I really need for my daily living expenses.
Non-smokers with no associated risks
I do not smoke, so I have no health or financial risks related to that habit.
Difficulty breaking the smoking habit and routine
I find it incredibly difficult to break the habit because it has been a part of my daily routine for so long that changing it now feels overwhelming.
Social stigma and negative perception
I worry most about the social stigma and how my smoking habit might negatively impact the people around me.
Sampling data