Q1C: 100 smokers/Die from smoking

Now I would like you to think about people who smoke cigarettes. Out of every 100 cigarette smokers, how many do you think will (Insert)? die from a smoking-related illness

Value	Label	Unweighted Frequency	%
0	-	5	NaN
1	-	4	NaN
2	-	5	NaN
3	-	2	NaN
4	-	1	NaN
5	-	12	NaN
6	-	1	NaN
8	-	1	NaN
10	-	21	NaN
12	-	1	NaN
15	-	17	NaN
17	-	1	NaN
20	-	26	NaN
21	-	1	NaN
25	-	34	NaN
30	-	28	NaN
33	-	3	NaN
35	-	13	NaN
40	-	27	NaN
43	-	1	NaN
45	-	4	NaN
50	-	124	NaN
52	-	1	NaN
55	-	7	NaN
56	-	1	NaN
57	-	1	NaN
59	-	1	NaN
60	-	35	NaN
65	-	12	NaN
66	-	1	NaN
67	-	1	NaN
69	-	1	NaN
70	-	23	NaN
72	-	1	NaN
75	-	30	NaN
76	-	1	NaN
77	-	1	NaN
79	-	1	NaN
80	-	35	NaN
85	-	5	NaN
87	-	1	NaN
89	-	3	NaN
90	-	24	NaN
92	-	1	NaN
95	-	12	NaN
98	-	2	NaN
99	-	4	NaN
100	-	30	NaN
998	(Don't know)	33	NaN
999	(Refused)	0	NaN
	Total	600	100%

Location: 40-42 (width: 3; decimal: 0)

Variable Type: numeric

(Range of) Valid Data Values: 0 thru 999

Notes

Source: This variable was taken from: Annenberg Tobacco Risk Study, 1999: [United States].

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Disclaimer: The frequencies for this variable may not be weighted. They are purely descriptive and may not be representative of the study population. Please use with caution and consult the study documentation.