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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2016 Sep 20.
Published in final edited form as: Am J Health Behav. 2016 Jan;40(1):132–143. doi: 10.5993/AJHB.40.1.15

Table 4.

Prevalence of Substance Use (N = 214)

Mean (SD, n)
Overall Male Female
Number of past 90 days tobacco used 76.85 (30.92, N = 84) 80.24 (27.07, N = 42) 73.45 (34.33, N = 42)
Number of past 90 days alcohol was used* 26.77 (22.28, N = 202) 29.76 (24.27, N = 90) 24.43 (20.45, N = 112)
Number of past 90 days illegal substances were used** 46.60 (34.81, N = 125) 52.60 (36.53, N = 55) 40.37 (33.01, N = 70)
Number of past 90 days drunk 7.51 (12.55, N = 108) 8.77 (15.09, N = 52) 6.36 (9.625, N = 56)
Alcohol use before sex (0-4) 1.71 (1.11, N = 213) 1.828, (1.16, N = 93) 1.61 (1.07, N = 120)
Alcohol use during sex (0-4) 1.15 (1.08, N = 213) 1.18 (1.180, N = 93) 1.12 (1.01, N = 120)
Alcohol use after sex (0-4) 1.63 (1.24, N = 213) 1.77 (1.23, N=93) 1.52 (1.21, N = 120)

% Yes (n)
Overall Male Female

Substance use w/I 24 hrs 62% (N = 132) 65% (N = 60) 59% (N = 71)
Injected drug use 2% (N = 5) 3% (N = 3) 2% (N = 2)
% alcohol makes sex more pleasant 77% (N = 160) 77% (N = 71) 77% (N = 81)
% alcohol makes sex less pleasant 5% (N = 11) 3% (N = 3) 7% (N = 8)
% who are more selective in sex partners after alcohol 7% (N = 8) 6% (N = 3) 1% (N = 5)
% who are less selective in sex partners after alcohol 93% (N =102) 94% (N = 48) 92% (N = 54)
% less likely to use a condom after consuming alcohol 82% (N = 75) 83% (N = 30) 82% (N = 45)
*

t=1.66, p = .10

**

t=1.96, p = .05