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. 2020 Sep 3;11:572245. doi: 10.3389/fpsyt.2020.572245

Table 1.

Participant’s characteristics and pattern of substance use.

Mean SD
Age 39.8 12.3
N %
Gender
Male 119 77.8
Female 34 22.2
Education level
None 1 0.7
Primary school 8 5.2
Lower secondary school 36 23.5
High school 82 53.6
Bachelor's degree/Postgraduate degree 24 15.7
Relationship status
Single 66 43.1
Widow / widower 1 0.7
Divorced 22 14.4
In a relationship 51 33.3
In a relationship but not seeing each other till the beginning of the lockdown 11 7.2
Having children
Yes 33 21.6
No 95 62.1
Mean SD
Days spent in lockdown 47.3 14.1
N %
Quarantine violations
Yes 26 17.0
No 123 80.4
Not in quarantine 3 2.0
Sars-Cov2 testing
Negative 33 21.6
Positive 3 2.0
None 116 75.8
Data unavailable 1 0.7
Cigarette smoking
No 32 20.9
Yes occasionally 12 7.8
Yes < 10 cigarettes/day 24 15.7
Yes 10-20 cigarettes/day 57 37.3
Yes > 20 cigarettes/day 27 17.6
Primary substance/behavior of abuse
Cocaine 66 43.1
Alcohol 39 25.5
THC 24 15.7
Gambling 12 7.8
Heroin 9 5.9
Benzodiazepines 1 0.7
Ketamine 1 0.7
Psychopharmacological medications 1 0.7
Secondary substance/behavior of abuse
Cocaine 12 7.8
Alcohol 14 9.2
THC 17 11.1
Gambling 20 13.1
Opioids 4 2.6
MDMA / Meth-amphetamines 3 2.0
Nicotine 1 0.7
Not specified 4 2.6
None 78 51.0
Gambling
Yes 33 21.6
No 109 71.2
In the past 11 7.2
Days from the last use of the primary substance 95.6 81.6
N %
Followed by an Addiction Service
Yes 93 60.8
No 60 39.2
Substitute and/or support treatments
Methadone 11 7.2
Buprenorphine 3 2.0
Naloxone/naltrexone 4 2.6
Sodium oxybate 8 5.2
Disulfiram 1 0.7
Hospitalization
Inpatients 56 36.6
Outpatients 97 63.4

THC: Δ9-tetrahydrocannabinol; MDMA: methylenedioxymethamphetamine.