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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2016 Jun 1.
Published in final edited form as: Addiction. 2016 Feb 27;111(6):1036–1045. doi: 10.1111/add.13303

Table 1.

Descriptive statistics on the levels of conduct problems in early adolescence and substance use in young adulthood.

Phenotype Response Categories Prevalence
Males Females
Conduct 0 No symptoms 451 (48.2%) 574 (63.7%)
1 1–2 symptoms 346 (37.0%) 251 (27.9%)
2 3 or more symptoms 138 (14.8%) 76 (8.4%)
Tobacco 0 No tobacco use 256 (40.6%) 380 (53.8%)
1 1–5 cigarettes per day 62 (9.8%) 116 (16.4%)
2 6–10 cigarettes per day 155 (24.6%) 135 (19.1%)
3 11 or more cigarettes per day 158 (25.0%) 75 (10.6%)
Alcohol 0 0–2.5 drinks per week 89 (14.0%) 188 (26.6%)
1 3–4.5 drinks per week 72 (11.4%) 131 (18.5%)
2 5–8.5 drinks per week 93 (14.7%) 232 (32.8%)
3 9–14.5 drinks per week 189 (29.8%) 123 (17.4%)
4 15 or more drinks per week 191 (30.1%) 33 (4.7%)
Cannabis 0 Never used 435 (69.0%) 535 (76.1%)
1 Used 1–2 times in lifetime 87 (13.8%) 79 (11.2%)
2 Used 3 times or more in lifetime 108 (17.1%) 89 (12.7%)