Table 1.

Differences in psychosocial and psychiatric factors between women with and without a lifetime cannabis use disorder (CUD)

Demographic Factors	No CUD	CUD	p*
Age	24.89 ± 5.89	25.47 ± 4.65	0.56
% Black (n)	54% (127)	58% (22)	0.67
% Income ≤ $30,000 (n)	78% (184)	84% (32)	0.46
% Education ≤ high school degree (n)	49% (114)	32% (12)	0.05
% Single (n)	29% (68)	32% (12)	0.74
Pregnancy Factors
% Nulliparous (n)	39% (90)	37% (14)	0.85
% Unintended pregnancy (n)	72% (169)	74% (28)	0.82
% Intend to breastfeed (n)	66% (156)	76% (29)	0.22
Health and Psychosocial Factors
Body mass index	33.11 (7.68)	33.04 ± 7.67	0.96
Mood	14.76 (9.61)	19.47 ± 10.15	0.006
Stress	22.09 (8.38)	25.03 ± 6.50	0.04
Sleep	7.59 (4.08)	8.78 ± 3.45	0.09
Tobacco Use Factors
Nicotine dependence	3.22 ± 2.04	3.16 ± 2.12	0.86
Age at first cigarette	15.18 ± 3.31	14.03 ± 2.49	0.04
Age daily smoker	16.91 ± 3.74	16.01 ± 2.38	0.16
Years smoking	8.25 ± 5.89	9.57 ± 4.61	0.19
Cigarettes smoked daily	10.90 ± 9.86	10.70 ± 7.64	0.90
Quit attempts	3.27 ± 3.39	5.21 ± 4.38	0.01
Weight control smoker	1.76 ± 2.20	2.84 ± 2.33	0.006
Weight self-efficacy	6.48 ± 5.58	5.58 ± 2.16	0.02
% Quit prior to second trimester (n)	68% (159)	71% (27)	0.68
Lifetime Psychiatric Disorders
% Alcohol use disorder (n)	18% (42)	55% (21)	< 0.0001
% Obsessive compulsive disorder (n)	2% (4)	3% (1)	0.69
% Posttraumatic stress disorder (n)	7% (17)	11% (4)	0.49
% Mood disorders (n)	31% (73)	45% (17)	0.10
% Anxiety disorders (n)	18% (43)	24% (9)	0.43
% Eating disorders (n)	1% (3)	5% (2)	0.09
% History of >1 category of psychiatric disorder (n)	17% (39)	53% (20)	< 0.0001

Note: Bolded values are significant.

^*After adjusting for multiple comparisons using the Bonferroni correction (p = 0.002), the only findings to remain significant were a history of alcohol use disorder and a history of >1 category of psychiatric disorder.