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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2022 Jul 18.
Published in final edited form as: Addict Biol. 2022 Mar;27(2):e13160. doi: 10.1111/adb.13160

Table 1.

Table 1 displays sample size characteristics for each variable in the primary sample (n=4,357). (a) includes all child (e.g., sex and overall discounting) and parent demographic variables. (b) includes familial substance use variables. Values in the right column reflect sample size and the variables sample size percentage relative to other levels of the same variable.

a. Demographic Characteristics
Variable (n=) N = 4,357
Sex
 F 1,975
 M 2,382
Household Income
 [<50K] 837
 [>=100K] 2,050
 [>=50K & <100K] 1,166
 N/A 304
Parent Education
 < HS Diploma 113
 Bachelor 1,246
 HS Diploma/GED 243
 Post Graduate Degree 1,834
 Some College 919
 N/A 2
Parent Marital Status
 Divorced 389
 Living with partner 198
 Married 3,260
 Never married 326
 Refused to answer 13
 Separated 139
 Widowed 31
 N/A 1
b. Substance Use Characteristics
Variable (n=) N = 4,357
Parent Alcohol Problem
 N/A 133
 No 3,654
 Yes 570
Parent Drug Problem
 N/A 216
 No 2,908
 Yes 1,233
Prenatal Substance Use
 N/A 203
 No 2,680
 Yes 1,474
After Knowledge of Pregnancy
 N/A 1,386
 No 2,680
 Yes 291
Familial Drug Problem Density
 0 2,232
 1 844
 2 403
 3 159
 4 70
 5 23
 6 15
 N/A 611
Familial Alcohol Problem Density
 0 2,807
 1 806
 2 266
 3 77
 4 33
 5 10
 6 1
 N/A 357