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Published in final edited form as: Psychol Addict Behav. 2016 Jul 25;30(6):672–679. doi: 10.1037/adb0000202

Table 3.

Three regression models examining different predictors of PHT in marijuana offer scenes (n = 83).

Predictor	B	SE	(95% CI)	R²	p
MEEQ-A scales				0.19	0.010
Cognitive-behavioral impairment	0.41	0.44	(−0.46, 1.28)		0.347
Sexual facilitation	−1.38	0.63	(−2.63, −0.12)		0.032
Perceptual-cognitive enhancement	−0.16	0.74	(−1.65, 1.32)		0.827
Global negative effects	0.77	0.53	(−0.28, 1.83)		0.149
Craving/physical effects	1.02	0.94	(−0.86, 2.90)		0.284
Relaxation/tension-reduction	0.14	0.58	(−1.02, 1.30)		0.810

Lifetime marijuana use	0.00	0.00	(−0.01, 0.01)	0.00	0.903

Past 30 day marijuana use	−0.47	0.28	(−1.03, 0.08)	0.04	0.095

Note: Each of the three predictor classes (MEEQ-A scales, lifetime marijuana use, and past 30 day marijuana use) were entered into separate regression models, with the dotted lines indicating separate models. CI = confidence interval, PHT = percent healthy talk, MEEQ-A = Adolescent Marijuana Effects Expectancy Questionnaire.