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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2023 Oct 4.
Published in final edited form as: Subst Use Misuse. 2022 Oct 4;57(13):2015–2019. doi: 10.1080/10826084.2022.2130001

Table 1.

Sample characteristics and outcome variables

Cannabis Use
Participant Characteristics Total (N=266) Yes (n=34) No (n=232) p d

Site .33 -
 Oregon 180 25 155 - -
 Ohio 64 5 59 - -
 Kansas 22 4 18 - -
Parent age, years, M (SD) 33.96 (6.91) 32.88 (5.77) 34.12 (7.06) .33 −.18
Parent female sex, % 90 91 89 .73 -
Parent Hispanic/Latino ethnicity, % 11 15 11 .50 -
Parent race, % .38 -
 White, non-Hispanic/Latino 59 59 60 - -
 Asian 15 21 14 - -
 Black or African American 14 6 15 - -
 Other 12 14 11 - -
Annual Household Income, % .62 -
 $25,000 or less 19 15 20 - -
 $25,001–$49,999 19 27 18 - -
 $50,000–$79,999 17 21 16 - -
 $80,000–$119,999 11 15 11 - -
 $120,000–$149,999 10 3 11 - -
 $150,000 or more 24 21 24 - -
Child
 Child age, years, M (SD) 3.48 (1.22) 3.53 (1.32) 3.47 (1.21) .81 .05
 Child female sex, % 50 53 49 .68 -

Study Outcome Variables

Negative parenting, M (SD) 1.73 (.45) 2.03 (.504) 1.68 (.423) <.001 .81
Parent ACEs,M (SD) 2.2 (2.4) 4.03 (2.65) 1.94 (2.24) <.001 .91
Parent anxiety, M (SD) 8.40 (3.90) 11.38 (3.67) 7.96 (3.75) <.001 .50
Parent depression, M (SD) 6.83 (3.48) 9.74 (4.15) 6.41 (3.16) <.001 .55
Child behavior problems, M (SD) 9.65 (7.12) 13.26 (7.34) 9.12 (6.95) .001 .59

Note: Parents were asked to report on their oldest child in the target age range; p-values reflect chi-square tests for categorical variables, indent samples t-tests for continuous variables, and a Mann-U Whitney test for the only ordinal variable (annual household income).