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. 2021 Jul 16;12:686414. doi: 10.3389/fpsyg.2021.686414

TABLE 1.

Descriptive statistics for covariates, individual-, peer-, parental-, school-/community-level domains, and opioid use (N = 294).

Variable M (SD) Range n (%)
Ever used opioids (1 = yes) 216 (66.9%)
Male (1 = yes) 162 (50.2%)
White (1 = yes) 242 (74.9%)
RHS enrollment (1 = yes) 153 (47.4%)
Two-parent household (1 = yes) 116 (35.9%)
MDD symptoms (1 = yes) 102 (31.6%)
GAD symptoms (1 = yes) 92 (28.5%)
PTSD symptoms (1 = yes) 35 (10.8%)
Antisocial traits (1 = yes) 126 (39%)
PY Tobacco use (1 = yes) 272 (84.2%)
PY Alcohol use (1 = yes) 223 (69%)
PY Marijuana use (1 = yes) 250 (77.4%)
Positive parenting 3.96 (0.59) (1–5)
Inconsistent discipline 2.70 (0.76) (1–5)
Poor parental monitoring 2.58 (0.81) (1–5)
Parent with past AOD abuse (1 = yes) 183 (56.7%)
Peer attitudes 3.05 (0.52) (1–4)
GPA 2.56 (0.87) (0–4)
Negative attitudes toward school 5.69 (2.60) (0–10)
Perceived availability 4.33 (0.59) (1–5)

RHS = Recovery High School; MDD = Major Depressive Disorder; GAD = Generalized Anxiety Disorder; PTSD = Post-traumatic Stress Disorder; PY = Past year; AOD = alcohol or drug; GPA = Grade point average; M = mean; SD = Standard Deviation; n = number of observations.

Standard deviations are in parentheses. Percentages of adolescents that stated yes for each variable is reported in parentheses.