Table 1.
Percent or M ± SD (range) | |
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A. Prenatal Exposures to Maternal Substance Use | |
1st trimester cigarette exposure (yes/no) | 53% |
1st trimester alcohol exposure (yes/no) | 64% |
1st trimester cannabis exposure (yes/no) | 42% |
B. Adolescent Characteristics (age 14) | |
Tobacco cigarette use by age 13 | 37% |
Cannabis use by age 14 | 35% |
Impulsivity (CPT errors of commission) | 14.7 (7) |
Learning and memory (WRAML composite score) | 89.1 (14) |
Externalizing behavior problems (CBCL) | 53.2 (11) |
C. Young Adult Demographic Characteristics (age 22) | |
Mean age (years) | 22.7± 0.6 (21–26) |
Sex – Female | 53% |
Male | 47% |
Race – Black | 58% |
White | 42% |
D. Young Adult Substance Use (age 22) | |
Current cigarette smoker (yes/no) | 43% |
Nicotine dependence (FTND ≥5)a | 10% |
Current cannabis user (yes/no) | 50% |
Lifetime Cannabis Use Disorder (DIS)b | 13% |
Binge-drinking | 62% |
Lifetime Alcohol Use Disorder (DIS)b | 17% |
E. Young Adult Roles and Functioning (age 22) | |
Education (years) | 12.8 ± 1.6 (8–18) |
Currently employed (yes/no) | 60% |
Currently in school/training (yes/no) | 25% |
Military service (yes/no) | 4% |
Ever had a child (yes/no) | 36% |
Ever arrested (yes/no) | 36% |
Notes.
Nicotine dependence was assessed with the Fagerström Test of Nicotine Dependence (FTND).
AUD and CUD were assessed with the Diagnostic Interview Schedule (DIS) for DSM-IV