Table 3.

Results of Logistic Regression Predicting Marijuana Use in the Past Month both overall and stratified by Race/Ethnicity.

	Overall Sample (n=2539)a		Non-Hispanic White (n=533)b		Hispanic (n=1115)b		Asian (n=532)b		Other (n=359)b
	OR	95% CI	OR	95% CI	OR	95% CI	OR	95% CI	OR	95% CI
Weekday Bedtime
10 minutes	1.04	1.02 – 1.06***	1.05	1.02 – 1.09**	1.04	1.01 – 1.06*	0.99	0.93 – 1.04	1.05	1.01 – 1.09*
Weekend Bedtime
10 minutes	1.06	1.05 – 1.08***	1.07	1.03 – 1.10***	1.07	1.05 – 1.09***	1.01	0.97 – 1.06	1.08	1.05 – 1.12***
Total Sleep Time Hours
Weekend	0.87	0.80 – 0.94***	0.91	0.78 – 1.06	0.89	0.79 – 1.00	0.98	0.79 – 1.21	0.71	0.59 – 0.85***
Weekday	0.89	0.81 – 0.99*	0.85	0.71 – 1.03	0.97	0.82 – 1.15	1.01	0.72 – 1.41	0.78	0.62 – 0.99*
Bothered by Trouble Sleeping
Bothered a Little	1.17	0.87 – 1.57	0.89	0.52 – 1.51	1.26	0.80 – 1.98	1.53	0.62 – 3.77	1.32	0.62 – 2.81
Bothered a Lot	1.40	0.98 – 2.01	1.37	0.70 – 2.70	1.39	0.81 – 2.38	1.01	0.25 – 4.11	1.60	0.67 – 3.82
Not Bothered (reference)

^*p<.05,

^**p<.01,

^***p<.001

^aThe overall model controls for age, gender, race/ethnicity (White, Hispanic, Asian, Other), mother's highest education (<HS, HS, >HS), family structure (two-parent versus single-parent household), mental health symptoms (MHI-5 score), and an indicator for whether or not the respondent attended an intervention school; n's for each model differ slightly due to item missingness.

^bAll stratified models control for the same covariates as in total sample, with the exception of race/ethnicity; n's for each model differ slightly due to item missingness.

Note: In the models including the sleep by race/ethnicity interactions, the omnibus interaction term was non-significant in all models.