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. 2024 Dec 19;5(2):100436. doi: 10.1016/j.bpsgos.2024.100436

Table 1.

Publications That Used the HRS Included in the Current Analysis

Reference N HRS Scores (N Participants) Substances and Doses Placebo? Population % Female Age, Years
Strassman and Qualls, 1994 (24) 39 (11) DMT: 0.05–0.4 mg/kg (IV)a No Psychedelic users 9.10% 45 (4.92)
Strassman et al., 1994 (25) 24 (12) DMT: 0.04, 0.4 mg/kg (IV)a No Psychedelic users 8.30% 45 (4.92)
Bowdle et al., 1998b (14) 5 (5) Ketamine: 0.5 mg/kg (IV)a No Healthy 0%
Grob, 1998b (60) 52 (18) MDMA: 0.25–2.5 mg/kga Yes Healthy 33.33%c 20–62
Gouzoulis-Mayfrank et al., 1999 (17) 63 (32) d-Methamphetamine: 0.2, 0.4 mg/kg Yes Healthy 34.36% 34 (27–47)
MDE: 2 mg/kga
Psilocybin: 0.2 mg/kga
Riba et al., 2001 (22) 71 (71) Ayahuasca: variousa No Ayahuasca users 46.48%c 36.59 (7.89)c
Riba et al., 2001 (22) 56 (56) Ayahuasca: variousa No Ayahuasca users 14.29%c 26 (6.62)c
Tancer and Johanson, 2003 (18) 98 (14) d-Amphetamine: 10, 20 mg Yes Healthy 50% 22.3 (18–31)
mCPP: 0.5, 0.75 mg/kga
MDMA: 1, 2 mg/kga
Griffiths et al., 2006 (7) 60 (30) Psilocybin: 0.43 mg/kga No Healthy 61.11% 46 (24–64)
Methylphenidate: 0.57 mg/kg
Moreno et al., 2006 (61) 29 (9) Psilocybin: 0.025–0.3 mg/kga No OCD 22.22% 40.9 (13.2)
Ballard et al., 2012 (31) 81 (27) THC: 7.5, 15 mga Yes Healthy 44% 24.36 (4.56)
Caudevilla-Gálligo et al., 2012 (12) 35 (35) 2C-B: 20 mga No Healthy 23% 32.6 (6.53)
Addy et al., 2015 (62) 60 (30) Salvinorin A: 1017 μga Yes Healthy 47% 39
Bouso et al., 2016 (26) 158 (158) Ayahuasca: various (mean 113 mL)a No Ayahuasca users 36.71%c 38.97 (9.0)c
Ross et al., 2016 (8) 55 (29) Psilocybin: 0.3 mg/kga Yes Illness-related distress 62.10% 56.28 (12.93)
Palhano-Fontes et al., 2019 (9) 29 (18) Ayahuasca: 1 mL/kga Yes Treatment-resistant depression 72% 42.03 (11.66)
(0.36 mg/kg DMT)a
Pasquini et al., 2020 (63) 50 (25) Ayahuasca: 1 mL/kga Yes Healthy 53.49% 30.8 (8.4)
(0.36 mg/kg DMT)a
Apud et al., 2022 (64) 26 (26) Ayahuasca: variousa No Ayahuasca users 38.46%c 36.96 (7.9)c
Total 991 (599)

Doses were administered orally unless otherwise specified. Ages are shown as mean (SD) or range. Some discrepancies with published subject numbers are present due to missing data.

HRS, Hallucinogen Rating Scale; OCD, obsessive-compulsive disorder.

a

Classical psychedelics and other drugs with psychedelic effects were used to analyze the factor structure of the HRS.

b

HRS data from this source were obtained but had not been published previously.

c

Individual participant data for age and sex were available for 5 studies.