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. 2019 May 6;110(4):414–421. doi: 10.17269/s41997-019-00212-5

Table 1.

Descriptive characteristics and binge drinking of Inuit adolescents who reported alcohol use in the past year (NCDS)

N n (%) M Mdn SD Range
Participant characteristics
Sex (% female) 174 90 (51.7)
Age 174 18.5 18.5 1.1 16–21.5
Living coast 174
  Ungava Bay 72 (41.4)
  Hudson Bay 102 (58.6)
Schooling 174
  Presecondary school or less 14 (8.0)
  Secondary school 1 or 2 60 (34.5)
  Secondary school 3 to 5 or Individualized Paths for Learning (IPL) 97 (55.7)
  Attended college 3 (1.7)
Employed (% yes) 174 96 (55.2)
Binge drinking, last year
Binge drinking (% yes) 174 166 (95.4)
Number of binge drinking episodes 174 39.1 12.5 45.1 0–175
  0 8 (4.6)
  1–11 49 (28.2)
  12–51 75 (43.1)
  52+ 42 (24.1)

Binge drinking corresponds to five drinks or more in a single occasion. Schooling refers to the highest level of schooling completed, further grouped as cohesive categories