Skip to main content
. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2016 Dec 1.
Published in final edited form as: JAMA Psychiatry. 2015 Dec;72(12):1235–1242. doi: 10.1001/jamapsychiatry.2015.1858

Table 3.

Past-Year Prevalence of DSM-IV Marijuana Use Disorder (Abuse or Dependence) Among Past-Year Marijuana Users by Sociodemographic Characteristics, 2001–2013

Sociodemographic
Characteristics
% (SE)
NESARC Wave 1,
2001–2002
NESARC-III,
2012–2013
Total 35.6 (1.37) 30.6 (1.04)a
Sex
  Male 38.9 (1.86) 34.2 (1.26)a
  Female 29.2 (2.03) 24.61 (1.46)
Age, y
  18–29 42.1 (1.97) 35.4 (1.81)a
  30–34 27.9 (2.63) 29.0 (1.81)
  45–64 25.8 (4.22) 22.6 (2.17)
  ≥65 27.3 (15.77) 23.8 (5.54)
Race/ethnicity
  White 34.4 (1.81) 28.9 (1.34)a
  Black 38.6 (3.64) 35.8 (2.27)a
  Native American 48.8 (7.82) 31.9 (6.02)
  Asian 31.0 (10.23) 26.0 (4.57)
  Hispanic 37.1 (3.45) 33.3 (1.89)
Education
  <High school 39.6 (3.37) 34.0 (2.86)
  High school 43.1 (2.62) 35.0 (1.90)
  Some college 30.3 (1.72) 27.7 (1.30)
Marital status
  Married 30.0 (2.73) 25.6 (1.80)
  Widowed/separated 31.3 (3.92) 27.5 (2.36)
  Not married 40.0 (1.89) 34.9 (1.46)a
Income $
  0–19 999 36.7 (2.27) 34.6 (1.57)
  20 000–34 999 34.5 (3.02) 28.6 (2.10)
  35 000–69 999 38.0 (2.80) 29.7 (1.85)a
  ≥70 000 30.8 (3.08) 26.0 (2.31)
Urbanicity
  Urban 34.4 (1.41) 30.3 (1.09)a
  Rural 41.9 (4.01) 32.0 (2.60)
Region
  Northeast 37.9 (2.67) 29.2 (2.69)a
  Midwest 39.4 (2.64) 30.7 (2.44)a
  South 33.1 (2.82) 33.8 (1.75)
  West 33.3 (2.63) 28.1 (1.62)

Abbreviation: NESARC, National Epidemiologic Survey on Alcohol and Related Conditions.

a

P < .05, 2001–2002 compared with 2012–2013.