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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2018 Nov 1.
Published in final edited form as: Psychol Addict Behav. 2017 Sep 21;31(7):775–785. doi: 10.1037/adb0000314

Table 1.

Descriptive Statistics: U.S. 12th Grade Alcohol Users, 2005–2016

%/Mean SE Range % Missing

Outcome: Drinking Categorya 0.0
 < 5 drinks 72.4 0.57 (0, 1)
 5–9 drinks 13.8 0.35 (0, 1)
 10–14 drinks 6.8 0.27 (0, 1)
 15+ drinks 7.0 0.27 (0, 1)
Covariates
 Gender 7.0
  Female 52.4 0.58 (0, 1)
  Male 47.6 0.58 (0, 1)
 Race/ethnicity 6.8
  White 64.8 1.08 (0, 1)
  Black 9.5 0.57 (0, 1)
  Hispanic 14.2 0.86 (0, 1)
  Other race 11.5 0.43 (0, 1)
 Parent education 9.2
  Some college education 73.1 0.67 (0, 1)
  No college education 26.9 0.67 (0, 1)
 Grades 9.7
  Average high school grades 6.4 0.02 (1–9)
 Truancy 11.4
  Number of days cut school 1.9 0.02 (1–7)
 Evenings out 11.6
  Number of evenings out 3.4 0.02 (1–6)
 Friends drunk 6.0
  Number of friends drunk 2.6 0.02 (1–5)
 Urbanicity 0.0
  Urban 30.9 1.66 (0, 1)
  Rural 21.3 0.80 (0, 1)
  Suburban 47.8 1.67 (0, 1)
 Region 0.0
  Midwest 23.8 0.89 (0, 1)
  Northeast 20.0 0.91 (0, 1)
  South 34.9 1.08 (0, 1)
  West 21.3 0.97 (0, 1)

Notes: N (unweighted) = 16,902.

a

Drinking category refers to maximum number of drinks per occasion reported in the past two weeks.