Table 1. Sample Descriptive Statistics.
| Characteristic | Participants, No. (%) (N = 619) |
|---|---|
| Sexa | |
| Female | 346 (55.9) |
| Male | 273 (44.1) |
| Age, mean (SD), y | 21.43 (1.19) |
| Household incomeb | |
| <$15 000 | 69 (11.1) |
| $15 000-$29 999 | 113 (18.3) |
| $30 000-$44 999 | 76 (12.3) |
| $45 000-$59 999 | 63 (10.2) |
| $60 000-$74 999 | 61 (9.9) |
| $75 000-$89 999 | 48 (7.8) |
| $90 000-$104 999 | 51 (8.2) |
| $105 000-$119 999 | 38 (6.1) |
| ≥$120 000 | 100 (16.2) |
| Bachelor’s degree or higherb | 330 (53.3) |
| Prelegalization cannabis use frequency, mean (SD) | |
| Mean (SD) | 1.17 (1.17) |
| Never use | 77 (12.4) |
| No current use | 140 (22.6) |
| Occasional use | 206 (33.3) |
| Regular use | 106 (17.1) |
| Frequent use | 90 (14.5) |
| Prelegalization B-MACQ score, mean (SD)c | 2.53 (3.91) |
| CUDIT score, mean (SD)d | 4.77 (6.07) |
Abbreviations: B-MACQ, Brief Marijuana Consequences Questionnaire; CUDIT, Cannabis Use Disorder Identification Test.
a
Gender and sex overlapped 99.7% in this sample.
b
From most recently available postlegalization time point.
c
Scored from 0 to 21. The higher the score, the more consequences an individual experienced from marijuana use.
d
Scored from 0 to 32. The higher the score, the more likely an individual is to have cannabis use disorder.