Likewise, adding relative risk to a model with only absolute risk improved fit significantly (p<.001), whereas adding absolute risk to a model including relative risk was associated with only a marginally significant improvement in fit (p=.07).
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Perceptions of health risks of cigarette smoking: A new measure reveals widespread misunderstanding.
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In Study 1, adding relative risk to a GAM model predicting desire to quit among current smokers with attributable risk caused a marginally non-significant improvement in fit (p=.09; see the third row of column four in Table 4 ).