approached significanceP =.058
Greater treatment attendance predicted higher likelihood of smoking cessation at the end of treatment (β=4.05, P =.049) and approached significance in predicting cessation at 1-month follow-up (β=1.76, P =.058).
Greater treatment attendance predicted higher likelihood of smoking cessation at the end of treatment (β=4.05, P =.049) and approached significance in predicting cessation at 1-month follow-up (β=1.76, P =.058).