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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2013 Apr 29.
Published in final edited form as: Subst Use Misuse. 2010 Nov 15;46(6):728–741. doi: 10.3109/10826084.2010.528125

Table 1.

Demographic variables by number and percent of participants for N = 90

Demographic Variable N (%) Demographic Variable N (%)
Gender Substance Use Past 30 Days
 Male 46 (51%)  Alcohol 49 (54%)
 Female 43 (48%)  Marijuana 14 (15%)
 Transgender 1 (1%)  Cocaine 31 (34%)
Race/ethnicity  Crack 42 (47%)
 Black & Caribbean 28 (31%)  Heroin 23 (26%)
 Hispanic/Blk Hispanic 32 (36%)  Amphetamine 90 (100%)
 White 29 (32%)  Street Methadone 13 (14%)
 Other 1 (1%)  Speedball 18 (20%)
Education  IDU 38 (42%)
 No formal education 22 (24%) Unemployed 49 (55%)
 Elementary 12 (13%) Income last 30 days
 Middle school 28 (31%)  None 30 (33%)
 Some high school 18 (20%)  $1–$249 35 (39%)
 High school Grad or GED 6 (7%)  $250–$499 12 (13%)
 Some college 4 (4%)  $500–$999 7 (8%)
Marginal housing 49 (54%)  $1,000–$3.999 2 (2%)
History of incarceration 59 (66%) Income Source
MSM 22 (24%)  Steady Work 30 (33%)
Caring for a Child 19(21)  Pick up jobs 25 (28%)
 Welfare 15 (17%
 Disability 10 (11%)
 Illegal activities 25 (28%)

Note. Missing data or multiple category responses resulted in some percentages not equaling 100.