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. 2021 Jun 24;226:108822. doi: 10.1016/j.drugalcdep.2021.108822

Table 5.

Prevalence of Perceived Substance Use Availability as A Function of Survey Wave, Social Distancing, and Controls.

Marijuana Availabilitya
Alcohol Availabilityb
Vaping Device Availabilitya
Model 1 Model 2 Model 1 Model 2 Model 1 Model 2
Second survey wave 0.50** 0.48** 0.26** 0.24** 0.55** 0.56*
(0.35−0.71) (0.34−0.69) (0.13−0.50) (0.12−0.50) (0.33−0.92) (0.33−0.94)
Social Distancing 0.61** 0.59** 0.58** 0.65** 0.44** 0.48**
Practicesc (0.46−0.83) (0.42−0.81) (0.42−0.78) (0.47−0.90) (0.33−0.59) (0.35−0.65)
Female 1.12 1.28 1.06
(0.67–1.87) (0.75–2.16) (0.65–1.74)
White 1.17 1.61 1.51
(0.62–2.18) (0.88–2.93) (0.85–2.67)
Grade point average 1.19* 0.89 0.94
(1.01–1.41) (0.76–1.04) (0.81–1.10)
Parent has college 1.03 1.02 1.38
education (0.59–1.80) (0.53–1.96) (0.77–2.46)
Constant 3.98** 2.05 8.82** 9.14** 5.20** 4.09**
(2.44–6.49) (0.72–5.82) (4.59–16.94) (3.16–26.40) (2.99–9.05) (1.61–10.35)
a

Question asked of a randomly-selected one-third of sample at baseline and of all respondents at follow up.

b

Question asked of a randomly-selected one-sixth of sample at baseline and of all respondents at follow up.

c

Coded 0 for none to medium, 1 for high, and 2 for extreme.