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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2018 Apr 1.
Published in final edited form as: Addict Behav. 2016 Dec 2;67:1–7. doi: 10.1016/j.addbeh.2016.11.022

Table 1.

Sample Descriptive Information

Total sample (N = 2493)
Mean/% SD
Demographics
Age (range 14–18) 17.31 0.67
Race/ethnicity
  Asian 20.54 --
  Hispanic/Latino(a) 45.97 --
  Black/African-American 2.29 --
  Multiracial/Other 11.06 --
  White (reference) 20.14 --
Gender
  Female (reference) 54.19 --
  Male 45.81 --
Alcohol Use
Past year use1 0.87 1.72
Consequences (past year)2 0.57 1.10
Frequency (past month)3 2.65 1.58
Quantity (past month)4 2.48 1.99
Peak drinks (past month)5 4.61 3.67
Perceived Descriptive Norms
Perceived prevalence 46.77 28.70
Perceived Injunctive Norms6
Playing drinking games 4.62 2.28
Drinking to get drunk 4.17 2.31
Drinking alcohol every weekend 3.63 2.16
Drinking under the age of 21 4.35 2.33
Drinking alone 2.90 1.82
Never drinking7 3.29 2.01
Driving after drinking 1.83 1.49
1

Mean represents value between binary response of 0 (none) and 1 (at least 1 time).

2

Mean represents experiencing between 0 and 1 consequence on scale ranging from 0 to 6.

3

Mean represents value between response options 2 (2 days) and 3 (3–5 days).

4

Mean represents value between response options 2 (a few sips) and 3 (about ½ a drink).

5

Mean represents actual value.

6

Mean values represent scale responses: 1 (unacceptable), 2 (moderately unacceptable), 3 (slightly unacceptable), 4 (neither acceptable nor unacceptable), 5 (slightly acceptable), 6 (moderately acceptable), 7 (acceptable).

7

item is reversed coded.