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. 2017 Feb 7;6(2):14. doi: 10.3390/jcm6020014

Table 1.

Participants’ characteristics by cannabis use. SUD, Substance Use Disorder.

Variables Non-Users (n = 104) Cannabis Users (n = 32) Statistics
M (SD) or %
Age 44 (9.18) 41.63 (9.38) t = 1.273, p = 0.205
Gender (Male %) 42% (n = 44) 66% (n = 21) χ2 = 5.33, p = 0.021
Education 13.28 (2.52) 13.08 (1.88) t = 0.426, p = 0.671
Employment in the Past 3 Years * % Employed 69.23% (n = 72) 78.13% (n = 25) χ2 = 5.12, p = 0.402
% Unemployed 30.77% (n = 32) 21.87% (n = 7)
Race/Ethnicity % White 21.87 (n = 21) 12.5 (n = 4) χ2 = 5.12, p = 0.163
% Black 59.38 (n = 57) 56.25 (n = 18)
% Hispanic 12.5 (n = 12) 28.12 (n = 9)
% Other (i.e., Native American) 6.25 (n = 6) 3.125 (n = 1)
Cocaine Use Disorder (% Yes) 37.5 (n = 36) 59.37 (n = 19) χ2 = 4.686, p = 0.030
Alcohol Use Disorder (% Yes) 94.79 (n = 91) 78.13 (n = 25) χ2 = 7.847, p = 0.005
Other SUD (Opioid, Hallucinogen; % Yes) 5.2 (n = 5) 6.25 (n = 2) χ2 = 3.403, p = 0.334

* Employed included people that reported working full time or part time. Unemployed included people who reported being students, retired or unemployed. The non-user group had missing data for 8 people. The results are reported based on a sample of 96 people for the non-user group.