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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2014 May 1.
Published in final edited form as: AIDS Behav. 2013 May;17(4):1540–1549. doi: 10.1007/s10461-012-0382-z

Table 2.

Intention to use, perceived use, and actual use of specific drugs over the course of the weekend party.

Baseline
(N=489)
Follow-Up
(N=232)
Perceived Use*

Median
Intend to
Use**
(%)
Perceived Use*

Median
Actual Use

(%)
Ecstasy More than half 44.0 About half 41.8
Ketamine Less than half 14.5 Less than half 13.4
Crystal Meth Less than half 7.0 Less than half 7.3
GHB Less than half 19.8 Less than half 18.1
Marijuana Less than half 21.9 Less than half 19.8
Cocaine or Crack About half 21.9 Less than half 24.6
EDD About half 21.5 Less than half 17.7
Poppers About half 17.8 Less than half 12.5
*

Respondents were asked about how many men attending the party they thought would use each drug type; Response options were: Hardly Anyone, Less than half, About half, More than half, Mostly Everyone

**

Respondents were asked about their intention to use each drug type over the course of the party weekend. Intention was defined as reporting “very likely” or “somewhat likely.”