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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2021 Jul 1.
Published in final edited form as: Drug Alcohol Depend. 2020 Apr 26;212:108017. doi: 10.1016/j.drugalcdep.2020.108017

Table 1.

Descriptive characteristics of analytic sample

Tobacco Samplea (n=1,558) Cannabis Sampleb (n=1,841)
N (col %) N (col %)
Female 853 (54.8%) 1,000 (54.3%)
Race/ethnicity
 Hispanic 641 (41.1%) 739 (40.1%)
 Asian 400 (25.7%) 470 (25.5%)
 White 250 (16.1%) 307 (16.7%)
 Other/Missingc 267 (17.1%) 325 (17.7%)
Free or Subsidized lunch (at baseline)
 No 823 (52.8%) 966 (52.5%)
 Reduced cost 110 (7.1%) 127 (6.9%)
 Free lunch 498 (32.0%) 605 (32.9%)
 Don’t know/Missingd 127 (8.2%) 143 (7.8%)
Highest Parental Education
 Some high school or less 135 (8.7%) 171 (9.3%)
 High school graduate 190 (12.2%) 224 (12.2%)
 Some college 233 (15.0%) 280 (15.2%)
 College graduate 475 (30.5%) 548 (29.8%)
 Advanced degree 319 (20.5%) 364 (19.8%)
 Don’t know/Missinge 206 (13.2%) 254 (13.8%)
Friends’ Cannabis Product Usef
 0 friends 1,098 (73.2%) 1,275 (71.6%)
 1–2 friends 261 (17.4%) 325 (18.2%)
 3–5 friends 141 (9.4%) 182 (10.2%)
Friends’ Tobacco Product Useg
 0 friends 1,191 (80.0%) 1,349 (76.3%)
 1–2 friends 220 (14.8%) 285 (16.1%)
 3–5 friends 78 (5.2%) 133 (7.5%)
a

Tobacco sample includes youth who reported no use of any tobacco products (i.e., few puffs of a cigarette, a whole cigarette, e-cigarettes with tobacco, smokeless tobacco, big cigars, little cigars/cigarillos, and hookah water pipe) at baseline.

b

Cannabis sample includes youth who reported no use of any cannabis products (i.e., combustible cannabis, blunts, and edible, vaporized, or synthetic cannabis) at baseline.

c

Youth who reported being Black or African-American, American Indian or Alaska Native, multiracial, or “other” were included in this category as was anyone with missing ethnicity data

d

Participants who endorsed not knowing whether or not they received free/subsidized lunch and those with missing lunch data

e

Participants who endorsed not knowing their parents’ highest education level and those with missing parental education data

f

Youth reported on their friends’ cannabis use in the past 30 days. For this item, there were missing data: Tobacco sample N=1500; Cannabis sample N=1782.

g

Youth reported on their friends’ tobacco use in the past 30 days. For this item, there were missing data: Tobacco sample N=1489; Cannabis sample N=1767.

h

Tobacco use initiation includes use of a few puffs of a cigarette, a whole cigarette, e-cigarettes with tobacco, smokeless tobacco, big cigars, little cigars/cigarillos, and hookah water pipe

i

Cannabis use initiation includes reported use of combustible cannabis, blunts, and edible, vaporized, or synthetic cannabis