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Table 2.

Observed Descriptive Statistics for Primary Study Variables by Sexual Identity Category

	Mostly heterosexual¹(n = 71)	EH (n = 203)	Bisexual (n = 22)	Mostly lesbian (n = 10)	Lesbian (n = 26)
	Binary outcomes
Outcome	%	%	%	%	%
LT intoxication	94	87	91	100	96
LT tobacco use	65_^a	40_^b	77_^a	50	65
LT marijuana use	80_^a	53_^b	59_^b	70	65
Childhood sexual abuse	19_^a	11_^a	50_^b	11	20
Childhood physical abuse	18_^a	4_^b	27	—	4

	Continuous outcomes
	M	SD	M	SD	M	SD	M	SD	M	SD
Frequency of HED—past 30 days	2.49	1.46	2.49	1.22	2.32	1.43	2.70	1.16	2.31	1.19
AUD symptoms—past year	2.76_^a	2.48	2.42_^b	2.03	2.45	2.28	2.40	1.71	2.73	2.52
Past 3 months frequency tobacco use (n = 163)²	5.00_^a	2.38	3.56_^b	1.94	4.65_^a,c	2.42	2.80_^b	0.84	4.35_^c	2.12
Past 3 months frequency marijuana use (n = 195)²	4.04_^a	2.15	3.74_^b	1.86	5.15_^c	2.38	4.14	2.27	3.76_^a,b	2.05
Depressive symptoms	1.96_^a	0.67	1.58_^b	0.56	1.68	0.61	1.70	0.56	1.68	0.50
Anxiety symptoms	1.92	0.62	1.69	0.51	1.66	0.55	1.49	0.39	1.77	0.58

Subscripts that differ denote a significant pairwise comparison between women in the corresponding sexual identity subgroups in logistic and linear regression models for binary and continuous outcomes, respectively, adjusting for participant age and ethnic/racial minority identity status.

^¹

Reference group.

^²

Sub-sample of participants who indicated history of lifetime use.

EH, exclusively heterosexual.