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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2016 Oct 1.
Published in final edited form as: JAMA Psychiatry. 2015 Oct 1;72(10):994–1001. doi: 10.1001/jamapsychiatry.2015.1054

Table 1.

Sample Characteristics of 483 Participants Included From the September 2014 Data Release of the Human Connectome Projecta

Cannabis, Mean (SD)
Characteristic Unexposed
(n = 221)
Exposed
(n = 262)
Age, y 29.30 (3.46) 29.32 (3.43)

Total household Incomeb 5.24 (2.10) 4.82 (2.21)

Age-adjusted picture vocabulary 108.42 (14.57) 106.35 (19.99)

NEO-FFI

 Contentiousness 34.92 (5.55) 34.60 (5.66)

 Extraversion 30.18 (6.21) 30.81 (6.22)

 Neuroticism 16.66 (7.32) 16.26 (6.99)

 Openness 27.37 (5.78) 28.42 (6.29)

 Agreeablenessb 32.59 (4.66) 31.60 (4.72)

Delay discounting (AUC)c 0.28 (0.22) 0.21 (0.16)

ASR Impulsivityb 1.14 (1.18) 1.40 (1.30)

Female, %c 69.68 52.29

White,%c,d 79.64 70.23

Twins, % 53.85 46.56

Monozygotic twins, % 50.42 43.44

Lifetime depression history, % 8.60 7.25

Any childhood conduct problems,%b 33.94 42.75

Times ever used illicit drugs, %c 2.71 34.35

≥2 Alcoholic drinks per day
(heaviest), %c,e
63.35 88.17

Never smoked cigarettes (heaviest), %c,e 90.95 57.63

Cannabls use

 Age at onset <17 y, % NA 48.85

 Lifetime quantity of use > 11 times, % NA 51.15

 Current abuse/dependence
 diagnosis, %
NA 17.56

 Use in the past 12 mo, % NA 36.26

Abbreviations: AUC, area under the curve; ASR, Achenbach Adult Self-Report; NA, not applicable; NEO-FFI, NEO Five-Factor Inventory.

a

Independent-samples t tests were used to compare means for the exposed and unexposed groups. χ2 Tests were used to compare ordinal/binary variables across groups. eAppendix 5 in the Supplement provides further details.

b

P < .05.

c

P < .001.

d

Race/ethnicity was coded as white, black or African American, or other race/ethnicity (including Asian, Pacific Islander, Native Hawaiian, multiracial, other, or not reported).

e

Alcoholic drinks per day and heaviness of cigarette smoking variables refer to use during the 12-month period of heaviest use.