Table 4.

Ranking of motives for smoking more, drinking more, and using more cannabis

Reason for more consuming of …	Nicotine			Alcohol			Cannabis
	N	%	rank	N	%	rank	N	%	rank
Has nothing to do with lockdown	16	6.1	12	26	2.4	13	2	2.6	12
Fear of contamination	10	3.8	14	35	3.2	12	2	2.6	12
Reward after a hard-working day	98	37.1	3	513	46.6	2	33	43.4	3
Increased tension (family, work, etc.)	59	22.3	7	270	24.5	6	17	22.4	8
Decreased tension (traffic, more sleep time, etc.)	27	10.2	11	123	11.2	11	16	21.1	9
Stress from negative reporting	50	18.9	8	70	15.4	8	19	25.0	7
Loneliness	75	28.4	5	168	15.2	9	25	32.9	5
Lack of social contacts	108	40.9	2	383	34.8	3	37	48.7	2
Lack of activities or sports	46	17.4	9	194	17.6	7	22	28.9	6
More tension due to permanent presence of housemates	38	14.4	10	157	14.2	10	9	11.8	10
Boredom	116	43.9	1	298	27.0	5	41	53.9	1
Conviviality	75	28.4	5	572	51.9	1	25	32.9	5
Increased social control	2	0.8	15	9	0.8	15	2	2.6	12
Loss of daily structure	98	37.1	3	332	30.1	4	33	43.4	3
Seeing smoking and drinking in movies and series	15	5.7	13	25	2.3	14	5	6.6	11
	Total N: 264 (7.3%)			Total N: 1,102 (30.3%)			Total N: 76 (2.1%)

Descriptive analysis of the motives for smoking more, drinking more, and using more cannabis. N represents the number of respondents using more. % represents the relative frequency of respondents using more indicating that motive. Rank defines the order of how often the motive was reported, ranging from 1 (highly reported motive) to 15 (lowest reported motive). If an equal number of respondents reported the motive, motives were given the same rank.