. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2019 Dec 3.

Published in final edited form as: Addict Behav Rep. 2019 Oct 18;10:100228. doi: 10.1016/j.abrep.2019.100228

Table 1. Demographics of University Students Based on Use of Hallucinogens.

Variable	Students who currently use Hallucinogens (n= 167)	Students who have used Hallucinogens in the past (n=227)	Students who have never used Hallucinogens (n=3131)	Statistic Likelihood Ratio	P-Value	Effect Size Cramer’s V

Sex, female, n (%)	84(51.5)	105(48.6)	1848(62.2)	LR=22.116 df=6	.001 ^*	.058

Year in college, n (%)
• Undergraduate	147(88.0)	122(53.7)	2053(65.6)	LR=58.791 df=4	<0.001 ^*	.086
• Graduate	20(12.0)	104(45.8)	1059(33.8)
• Non-degree	0(0.0)	1(0.4)	19(0.6)

Race/ethnicity, Caucasian	137(84.6)	178(82.4)	2216(74.6)	LR=15.118 df=2	.001 ^*	.065

Full time student, n (%)	157(94.0)	192(84.6)	2898(92.6)	LR=16.172 df=2	<0.001 ^*	.075

Grade Point Average, GPA				LR=26.258 df=2	<0.001 ^*	.096
Less than 3.00 3.00 or higher	37(22.2) 130(77.8)	33(14.5) 194(85.5)	292(9.4) 2799(90.6)

p<0.05, Bonferroni corrected.