Table 1.
Characteristics of youth participants (N = 288)
| Sample n (%) | |
|---|---|
| Gender/sex | |
| Male | 139 (48) |
| Female | 148 (52) |
| Age groupD, e, f | |
| 15–19 | 169 (60) |
| 20–24 | 115 (40) |
| Tribal affiliation | |
| Tribe 1 | 190 (66) |
| Tribe 2 | 96 (34) |
| Residencee | |
| West End | 161 (57) |
| East End | 123 (43) |
| School attendanceb, c, d, F | |
| Student | 137 (48) |
| Non-student | 149 (52) |
| Educationd, e, f | |
| < High school | 200 (70) |
| ≥ High School | 84 (30) |
| Employmentd | |
| Employed | 63 (22) |
| Unemployed | 115 (41) |
| Other | 105 (37) |
| Annual income | |
| ≤ $2500 | 136 (49) |
| > $2500 | 140 (51) |
| Housing overcrowdinga | |
| ≤ 2 ppb | 238 (84) |
| > 2 ppb | 44 (16) |
χ2 significance at p < .05 (caps/bold if p < .001)
ppb people per bedroom
ainhalants
balcohol
cmarijuana
dmethamphetamines
eprescription drugs
fpoly-drugs