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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2023 Feb 1.
Published in final edited form as: Exp Clin Psychopharmacol. 2022 May 19;31(1):238–247. doi: 10.1037/pha0000570

Table 3.

Cannabis Demand as a Function of CUD Risk

Metric Low-risk users (n = 48) M (SEM) High-risk users (n = 67) M (SEM) t p
Use (days) 9.88 (2.48) 42.27 (3.83) 7.10 <.001
Use (hours) 6.40 (1.21) 18.06 (1.99) 5.01 <.001
Consequences 12.56 (1.32) 28.57 (2.06) 6.54 <.001
Craving 38.31 (1.85) 45.15 (1.76) 2.62 0.005
Spending $7.89 (2.22) $50.64 (9.00) 4.61 <.001
Intensity 22.87 (5.24) 30.21 (4.68) 1.04 0.151
O max $29.98 (7.16) $43.43 (6.84) 2.34 0.010
P max $7.65 (0.79) $9.69 (1.18) 1.58 0.058
Breakpoint $13.77 (1.48) $18.18 (1.68) 1.87 0.032
α 0.019 (0.006) 0.008 (0.001) 2.54 0.006

Note. CUD = cannabis use disorder; SEM = standard error of the mean; Use (days) represents the number of cannabis use days in the past three months; Use (hours) represents the number of hours high in a typical week in the past 3 months; Consequences represent sum scores on marijuana consequences checklist; Craving represents mean scores on Marijuana Craving Questionnaire; Spending represents money spent on cannabis in the past 30 days. Low-risk users had cumulative CUDIT scores of 8 or less, high-risk users had CUDIT scores of 9 or more. Means and SEMs of nontransformed demand indices shown here for interpretability; t tests performed on transformed variables for Omax, Pmax, and alpha.