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. 2022 May 24;13:899221. doi: 10.3389/fpsyt.2022.899221

Table 1.

Participant characteristics.

Characteristics N = 20a
Gender
    Male 18 (90%)
    Female 2 (10%)
Age 36 (32,48)
Marital status
    Single 16 (80%)
    Partnered 4 (20%)
Employment category
     Farmer 0
    Tradesperson/retailer, small business owner 5 (25%)
    Highly educated professionals and managers 8 (40%)
    Middle managers, teachers and non-managerial health and social care professionals 0
    Non-managerial employees 4 (20%)
    Manual workers 3 (15%)
    Retired - economically inactive 0
In employment
    No 7 (35%)
    Yes 13 (65%)
Housing
    Home owner 3 (15%)
    In rental accommodation 13 (65%)
    In hostel 3 (15%)
    Homeless 1 (5%)
Health insurance coverage
    CPAM [national health insurance] and private health insurance 10 (50%)
    CPAM and no private health insurance 1 (5%)
    CMU [universal health insurance] and private health insurance 1 (5%)
    CMU and CSS [additional health insurance for people on a low income] 6 (30%)
    AME [state medical aid for undocumented immigrants] 2 (10%)
Psychiatric comorbidity
    None 7 (35%)
    Mood disorder 9 (45%)
    Anxiety disorder 4 (20%)
    Psychosis 0
Cigarette smokers 16 (80%)
Previous use of vaping device 16 (75%)
Previous use of CBD 10 (50%)
Cannabis use characteristics
    Age at first use 16 (12,21)
     Age at loss of control 25 (18,30)
Product type/method of consumption
    Resin 6 (30%)
    Cannabis buds 1 (5.0%)
    Resin and buds 13 (65%)
    Method of consumption
    Joint 19 (95%)
Vaporiser 0
    Other 1 (5%)
    Number of joints per day 6.7 (4.8, 8.5)
    Total spent per day (€) 10.75 (0, 23)
Addiction objective
    Abstinence 13 (65%)
    Controlled use 7 (35%)
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n (%); mean (IQR).