Smoking behavior and social contexts associated with smoking among dual‐smoker couples

Objectives To examine smoking behavior and social contexts related to smoking among dual‐smoker couples. Design Cross‐sectional online survey study. Sample A convenience sample of 183 dual‐smoker couples. Measurements Investigator‐developed survey on smoking and related social contexts. Results Participants smoked 16.0 cigarettes daily for 14.2 years; 48.4% shared more than half of their smoking time with their spouse. More than half made quit attempts in the past year individually (M = 5.3) and jointly (M = 2.5). Couples sharing more smoking time were more likely to be motivated to quit (p = .002), make quit attempts (p