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Published in final edited form as: Subst Use Misuse. 2017 Nov 21;53(6):931–941. doi: 10.1080/10826084.2017.1385631

Table 3.

Bivariate analysis of months of incarceration, substance use, and related correlates (N=399)^*

	Number of times incarcerated IRR (S.E)
NM-ASSIST highest SI score	.99 (.01)^**
Demographics
Age	1.03 (.01)^***
Education	.89 (.02)^***
Full or part-time employed	.77 (.09)^*
Married	1.00 (.10)
Average income in 6 months before jail	1.00 (2.63)
High-risk environment
Number of days in 6 months before incarceration other people used drugs where they were living	1.00 (.00)^***
Has had blood relatives with drug use problems	1.38 (.16)^**
Ever lost custody of any children	1.46 (.15)^***
Risky relationships
Number of lifetime male sexual partners	1.01 (.00)^***
Used drugs/alcohol before sex	1.23 (.15)
Had a main partner who injected drugs	1.26 (.12)^*
Mental health
Depression	1.72 (.17)^***
Anxiety	1.57 (.14)^***
PTSD	1.54 (.15)^***
Ever experienced violence/victimization	1.93 (.23)^***
Age when violence acts happened	.99 (.01)

Note: IRR = Incident Rate Ratio

p<.05

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p<.01

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p<.001