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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2021 Jan 1.
Published in final edited form as: Drug Alcohol Depend. 2019 Nov 15;206:107740. doi: 10.1016/j.drugalcdep.2019.107740

Table 3.

Pearson correlations of discounting rates obtained from the three discounting tasks with measures of e-cigarette use, attempts to quit, and nicotine dependence.

M-M logk M-M AUClog mL-mL logk mL-mL AUClog mL-M logk mL-M AUClog
PSECDI   .127 −.111  .126 −.106 −.080   .052
QVU-B   .158 −.154 0.28  −.068   .292 −.387
Attempts to quit vaping   .392* −389*   .460* −.474*   .248 −.280
Months of regular e-cigarette use −.074   .075 −.174   .234   .124   .024
Nicotine e-liquid (mg/mL)   .244 −.209   .099 −.129   .043 −.191
Daily use of e-liquid (mL) −.394*   .367 −.306   .352 −.158   .265

Note: PSECDI = Penn State Electronic Cigarette Dependence Index; QVU-B = Brief Questionnaire for Vaping Urges; mg = milligrams; mL = milliliters; M-M = money vs. money; mL-mL = milliliters vs. milliliters; mL-M = milliliters vs. money

***

indicates p < .001

**

indicates p < .01;

*

indicates p < .05.