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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2024 May 17.
Published in final edited form as: Subst Use Misuse. 2023 May 17;58(9):1075–1079. doi: 10.1080/10826084.2023.2188462

Table 1.

Demographic Characteristics and Outcome Distribution, 2017–2019, n=51,872

Variable Count Weighted/Imputed* %
Sample Size 51872 100.0
Nicotine Use, Past 30 Days
None 43209 85.1
Smoking only 767 1.8
Vaping only 6625 10.6
Smoking and vaping 1271 2.4
Sex
Boys 24766 48.6
Girls 25525 51.4
Race/Ethnicity
Non-Hispanic White 25533 49.2
Non-Hispanic Black 5479 11.8
Hispanic or Latino 13371 27.9
Multiracial 2748 5.5
Non-Hispanic Asian or Pacific Islander 2896 5.6
Parental Education
At least one college grad parent 25807 58.0
No college grad parent 16560 42.0
Urbanicity
Urban 14879 28.6
Suburban 29244 52.9
Rural 7749 18.5
Grade
8 17700 35.0
10 17819 36.0
12 16353 28.9
Cannabis Use, Past 30 Days
None 42781 85.4
Use without vaping 4002 8.7
Use with vaping 3535 5.9
Binge Drinking, Past Two Weeks
None 45000 91.1
Once 2244 4.3
Twice 1297 2.5
Three to Five Times 777 1.5
Six-Nine Times 153 0.3
Ten+ Times 129 0.3
*

Weighting accounted for survey design of Monitoring the Future as well as the over-representation of 2019 data. Missing data was handled with multiple imputation by chained equations in Stata (k=5). Missingness ranged from 1.7% (binge drinking) to 19.4% (parental education)