Table 3:

Demographic Differences in Latent Class Membership at Wave 4

	Alone + Friends		With Friends		At Home		All Contexts
Predictor	OR	p	OR	p	OR	p	OR	p
Age	.90	.11	.69	.001	.97	.70	ref	ref
Race/Ethnicity
Black	ref	ref	ref	ref	ref	ref	ref	ref
White	-	-	-	-	-	-	ref	ref
Latinx	2.75	.16	4.74	.06	1.98	.40	ref	ref
Another Race/Ethnicity	2.00	.48	1.35	.68	.75	.67	ref	ref
Gender Identity
Cisgender Woman	ref	ref	ref	ref	ref	ref	ref	ref
Gender Minority	2.23	.11	1.82	.29	2.34	.12	ref	ref
Sexual Identity
Lesbian/Gay	ref	ref	ref	ref	ref	ref	ref	ref
Bisexual	1.01	.98	.97	.97	.47	.26	ref	ref
Pansexual	1.79	.46	2.72	.22	1.91	.43	ref	ref
Another Identity	2.00	.53	3.78	.24	1.51	.72	ref	ref

Note. For race/ethnicity, only one non-Latinx White participant was in the “cannabis use in all contexts” class. This produced large and imprecise estimates for differences between White participants and participants in other racial/ethnic groups. Thus, estimates for White participants are not reported. Example OR interpretation (finding not significant): Compared to Black participants, Latinx participants were 2.75 times more likely to be in the alone and with friends group compared to the all contexts group. The first LCA was conducted with Wave 4 rather than Wave 3 because two of the three cannabis use variables of interest (motives and protective behavioral strategies) were not assessed at Wave 3. The pattern of results was the same when the Wave 3 latent classes were used.