“…Forced choice of 1 of 8 race and/or ethnicity categories (American Indian and/or Alaskan native, Asian American, Black and/or African American, Hispanic and/or Latino, Native Hawaiian and/or Pacific Islander, white, multiethnic and/or multiracial, or other) was recoded into a 4-level variable (Hispanic, white, Asian American, and other race and/or ethnicity). 21,22 Because chronicity of vaping and device type may be associated with vaping patterns and e-cigarette flavors used, 26,27 additional covariates included age of vaping onset 25 (years; continuous variable) and e-cigarette device type 26,27 (forced choice: cigalike [appearance similar to combustible cigarette, nonrefillable, low power], midsize tank [appearance similar to a large pen, refillable, rechargeable, moderate to high power], or advanced personal vaporizer or modified electronic cigarette or "Mod" [similar in size to a smartphone, high power, modifiable, refillable]; assessed only at wave 2). Sensation seeking, assessed with the 12-item subscale of the urgency, perseverance, premeditation, and sensation seeking (UPPS) Impulsive Behavior Scale 28 (eg, "I generally seek new and exciting experiences and sensations"; Cronbach's a = 0.93) 29 at wave 1, was included because it could influence the pursuit of flavors and vaping pattern.…”