: Data-Field 2907

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Data

152,458 items of data are available, covering 125,074 participants, encoded using Data-Coding 100349.
Defined-instances run from 0 to 3, labelled using Instancing 2.

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4 Instances

Instance 0 : Initial assessment visit (2006-2010) at which participants were recruited and consent given
119,899 participants, 119,899 items
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Instance 1 : First repeat assessment visit (2012-13)
5,063 participants, 5,063 items
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Instance 2 : Imaging visit (2014+)
22,926 participants, 22,926 items
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Instance 3 : First repeat imaging visit (2019+)
4,570 participants, 4,570 items
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Notes

ACE touchscreen question "In the time that you smoked, did you ever stop for more than 6 months?"

Field 2907 was collected from participants who indicated that in the past they smoked tobacco on most or all days, as defined by their answers to Field 1249

5 Related Data-Fields

Field ID	Description	Relationship
10827	Ever stopped smoking for 6+ months ( ...	Field 10827 is the pilot-study predecessor of main-study Current Field
2936	Likelihood of resuming smoking	Current Field affects who was asked to answer Field 2936
2926	Number of unsuccessful stop-smoking ...	Current Field affects who was asked to answer Field 2926
1249	Past tobacco smoking	Current Field was collected from participants who indicated that in the past they smoked tobacco on most or all days, as defined by their answers to Field 1249
6157	Why stopped smoking	Current Field affects who was asked to answer Field 6157

2 Resources

Preview	Name	Res ID
	Screenshot from touchscreen questionnaire used to capture field 2907	100490
	Touchscreen questionnaire ordering, validation and dependencies	113241

1 Application

Application ID	Title
2482	Comparisson of smoking behaviour between men and women to assess risk inducing habits

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