From: The role of stigma in cannabis use disclosure: an exploratory study
Characteristic | Â |
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Age, n = 211 | 50.2 (± 13.2) |
Gender, n = 249 | |
 Female | 176 (70.7%) |
 Male | 68 (27.3%) |
 Transgender male | 1 (.4%) |
 Prefer not to answer | 4 (1.6%) |
Race, n = 249 | |
 White | 207 (83.1%) |
 Black or African American | 15 (6.0%) |
 Asian | 6 (2.4%) |
 American Indiana or Alaskan Native | 2 (.8%) |
 Other | 14 (5.6%) |
 Prefer not to answer | 5 (2.0%) |
Cannabis legalization status in reported state of residence, n = 249 | |
 Legalized | 152 (61.0%) |
 Medical and decriminalized | 36 (14.5%) |
 Medical | 36 (14.5%) |
 CBD with THC as an ingredient only | 13 (5.2%) |
 Decriminalized | 5 (2.0%) |
 Fully illegal | 3 (1.2%) |
 Outside United States | 4 (1.6%) |
Highest level of education, n = 249 | |
 Less than bachelor’s degree | 88 (35.3%) |
 Bachelor’s degree | 84 (33.7%) |
 Greater than bachelor’s degree | 73 (29.3%) |
 Prefer not to answer | 4 (1.6%) |
Annual household income, n = 249 | |
 < $35,000 | 58 (23.3%) |
 $35,000 to less than $70,000 | 42 (16.9%) |
 $70,000 to less than $105,000 | 47 (18.9%) |
 > $105,000 | 89 (35.7%) |
 Prefer not to answer | 13 (5.2%) |
Marital status, n = 249 | |
 Now married | 130 (52.2%) |
 Separated/widowed/divorced | 68 (27.3%) |
 Never married | 44 (17.7%) |
 Prefer not to answer | 7 (2.8%) |