Table 1.
User Status | ||||
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Variable | Alcohol-only users (n = 316) |
CAM users (n = 63) |
SAM users (n = 101) |
F |
Age | 21.88 (1.74) | 21.87 (1.85) | 21.83 (1.60) | 0.03 |
Percent Women | 61.4 | 58.7 | 54.5 | - |
Drinks per week1 | 4.71 (6.01)a | 4.84 (7.61)a | 9.83 (11.18)b | 17.82*** |
Monthly Income | 1036.46 (1030.31) | 989.18 (1057.51) | 1002.40 (909.00) | 0.08 |
Intensity | 5.43 (3.07)a | 5.27 (3.07)a | 6.46 (2.98)b | 4.78** |
Omax | 13.98 (8.98)a | 12.56 (8.69)a | 17.35 (10.39)b | 6.66*** |
Pmax | 5.93 (4.45)a,b | 4.54 (4.01)a | 6.26 (4.47)b | 3.28* |
Breakpoint | 11.16 (6.12) | 10.36 (6.77) | 11.38 (5.63) | 0.58 |
Elasticity | .072 (.021)a,b | .074 (.022)a | .066 (.020)b | 4.11* |
Note. CAM = Concurrent Alcohol and Marijuana; SAM = Simultaneous Alcohol and Marijuana;
Derived from the Daily Drinking Questionnaire and represent typical drinks per week consumed in the past month; Intensity represents hypothetical alcohol consumption at free cost; Omax represents maximum overall expenditures on alcohol; Pmax represents maximum inelastic price; Breakpoint represents price per drink at which consumption ceases; Elasticity represents rate of consumption reduction as a function of price with greater values indicating greater sensitivity to increases in price. F values come from ANOVAs examining group differences on continuous variables without controlling for covariates. Post-hoc analyses indicate significant subgroup differences among subgroups that do not share superscript values.
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