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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2018 Nov 1.
Published in final edited form as: Drug Alcohol Depend. 2017 Sep 14;180:391–394. doi: 10.1016/j.drugalcdep.2017.08.029

Table 1.

Mean differences of perceived effects for typical alcohol use, typical marijuana use, and typical SAM use.

Alcohol Use Only Marijuana Use Only SAM Use
Specific Effects Mean SD Mean SD Mean SD
Clumsy 1.26b .91 1.11c .99 1.59a 1.08 F(2, 387) = 22.97, p < 0.001
Confused .56c .69 .75b .93 1.01a 1.03 F(2, 378) = 22.71, p < 0.001
Dizzy .61b .75 .48b .86 1.07a 1.08 F(2, 382) = 35.54, p < 0.01
Difficulty Concentrating 1.06c .92 1.39b 1.13 1.52a 1.10 F(2, 380) = 19.879, p < 0.05
General Effects
Drunk 1.89b 1.18 - - 2.12a 1.14 t(285) = 2.923, p < .01
High 1.14c 1.13 2.74a .98 2.47b .99 F(2, 382) = 183.79, p < 0.001
Feeling Alcohol Effects 2.16a .99 - - 2.28a 1.11 t(248) = −1.750, p = .081
Feeling Marijuana Effects - - 2.61a 1.10 2.36b 1.02 t(197) = 3.519, p < .001

Note. Posthoc pairwise comparisons evaluated differences of effects between pairs of substances. Different superscripts represent significant differences in effects (p < .05); same superscripts represent no significant difference.