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. 2018 Jun 13;79(3):432–440. doi: 10.15288/jsad.2018.79.432

Table 1.

Frequency and proportion of substance use and intimate partner aggression episodes

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Variable Episodes Days % of days % of couples with at least 1 episode
Male marijuana use 4,017 3,378 61.5 94.0
Female marijuana use 3,512 2,946 53.7 86.9
 Male co-use 336 315 5.7 50.3
 Female co-use 202 196 3.6 43.2
Male alcohol use 1,279 1,279 23.3 84.2
Female alcohol use 1,095 1,094 19.9 88.5
Male-reported conflict 564 544 9.9 84.7
Female-reported conflict 771 723 13.2 92.3
 Both reported conflict 105 104 1.9 42.6
Male-perpetrated verbal aggression 399 349 6.4 68.3
 Male (perpetrator) report 173 173 3.2 48.1
 Female (victim) report 252 251 4.6 60.7
Female-perpetrated verbal aggression 450 386 7.0 73.2
 Male (victim) report 207 207 3.8 52.5
 Female (perpetrator) report 277 276 5.0 63.4
Male-perpetrated physical aggression 54 46 0.8 18.0
 Male (perpetrator) report 14 14 0.3 6.6
 Female (victim) report 43 43 0.8 17.5
Female-perpetrated physical aggression 54 49 0.9 19.7
 Male (victim) report 26 26 0.5 9.3
 Female (perpetrator) report 30 30 0.5 13.7

Notes: Reports based on a total possible 5,490 days (183 couples × 30 days). Co-use refers to the subset of episodes in which marijuana and alcohol were used simultaneously. Percentage of couples is based on the proportion (out of 183 couples) in which at least one episode was reported over 30 days.