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My wife said that Bobby really had had no choice. If you''re an aficionado, you''re constantly testing yourself, trying to improve your powers of discernment. He couldn''t not accept the challenge.

RESULTSThe ANOVA revealed CIGAR a statistically significant difference SITE in mother''s age (M=24.2, 25.9, 24.9; F= 3.87; p = .021), CIGAR where M equals the mean score for the group that did not receive smoking cessation, the group that began but did not complete the program, and the women who remained in the program throughout their pregnancy, respectively. A statistically significant difference was noted in the number of service units received from the smoking cessation health SITE educator (M= .04, 15.1, 19.7; F= 86.51, p< .001). Significance was further noted in the change in the number of cigarettes smoked (M= .04, 1.9, 8.2; F= 131.41; p< .001). Statistically significant associations were also CIGAR reported with the number of cigarettes reported at entry into the program SITE (M= 2.4, 13.1, 12.43; F= 383.26, p< .00I) and the number of cigarettes reported at exit (M= .99, 13.0, 4.3; F=98.23, p< .001). As for birth outcomes, this analysis failed CIGAR to reveal a significant difference for prematurity (M= 0.28, 0.33, 0.23; F= 1.48, p= .228) and the birthweight of the baby (M= SITE 3194.2, 3032.4, 3161.6; F= 2.87, p= .05). There was, however, a significant difference with SGA (M= -8.7,-8.3,-8.8; F= 4.13, p= .016). These findings are summarized in Table 1. With the exception of SGA, the results of the birth outcome measures presented in this data failed to support the findings of other researchers, who suggest that smoking cessation reduces the rate of low birth weight and premature births. One possible reason for this is the effects of the small sample size. With 803 of the women who were initially contacted being excluded from the analysis, it is possible that the sample of only 341 women limited the power of the statistical test, thus hindering it''s ability to detect any potential differences in the birth outcomes between the groups of women. Of the subjects included in the analysis, CIGAR women who did not receive SITE smoking cessation services or who began but did not complete the smoking cessation program had similar birth outcomes to those women who did complete the program. Hence, the comparisons made between the three groups of women failed to suggest a strong association between the impact of the smoking cessation program on low birthweight and premature births.