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Table 1 Descriptive statistics: Mental health indicators, substance use, and sociodemographic characteristics

From: Self-reported mental health during the COVID-19 pandemic and its association with alcohol and cannabis use: a latent class analysis

 

Wave 1

Wave 2

Wave 3

Wave 4

Wave 5

Wave 6

All waves

Variables

n

%

n

%

n

%

n

%

n

%

n

%

n

%

Mental health indicators

  Moderate/severe anxiety

256

25.5%

215

21.5%

196

19.5%

193

19.2%

212

21.1%

244

24.3%

1319

21.9%

  Felt depressed

205

20.4%

212

21.2%

185

18.4%

188

18.7%

213

21.2%

218

21.7%

1222

20.3%

  Felt lonely

233

23.2%

237

23.7%

211

21.0%

231

23.0%

202

20.1%

234

23.3%

1349

22.4%

Alcohol and cannabis use

  Cannabis use past week

115

11.5%

130

13.0%

124

12.4%

131

13.1%

119

11.9%

160

16.0%

781

13.0%

  Heavy Episodic Drinking

238

23.7%

247

24.7%

267

26.6%

271

27.2%

255

25.5%

257

25.7%

1537

25.6%

  Increase in cannabis use

64

6.4%

70

7.0%

59

5.9%

62

6.2%

53

5.3%

93

9.3%

401

6.7%

  Increase in alcohol use

253

25.2%

244

24.4%

216

21.5%

209

20.8%

168

16.7%

208

20.7%

1295

21.5%

Covariates

  Men

504

50.1%

492

49.1%

501

49.9%

502

50.0%

497

49.6%

492

49.1%

2986

49.6%

  Women

498

49.6%

497

49.6%

499

49.7%

492

49.1%

498

49.7%

503

50.1%

2986

49.6%

  Living with others

797

79.5%

788

78.9%

787

78.7%

799

79.9%

797

79.6%

796

79.8%

4763

79.4%

  Living alone

205

20.5%

211

21.1%

213

21.3%

201

20.1%

204

20.4%

201

20.2%

1236

20.6%

  Presence of children

229

22.8%

236

23.6%

237

23.6%

242

24.1%

234

23.3%

216

21.5%

1397

23.2%

  No children

776

77.2%

766

76.4%

768

76.4%

761

75.9%

769

76.7%

787

78.5%

4624

76.8%

  Household income less than $40K

128

12.7%

121

12.1%

136

13.5%

118

11.8%

116

11.6%

110

11.0%

729

12.1%

  Household income in $40,000-$79,999

268

26.7%

236

23.6%

238

23.7%

235

23.4%

247

24.6%

236

23.5%

1457

24.2%

  Household income in $80,000-$119,999

226

22.5%

229

22.9%

220

21.9%

213

21.2%

237

23.6%

241

24.0%

1367

22.7%

  Household income $120,000+

217

21.6%

259

25.8%

247

24.6%

252

25.1%

228

22.7%

251

25.0%

1451

24.1%

  Household income missing

166

16.5%

157

15.7%

164

16.3%

185

18.4%

175

17.4%

165

16.5%

1012

16.8%

  College

190

18.9%

211

21.1%

189

18.8%

204

20.3%

183

18.2%

221

22.0%

1198

19.9%

  High school

111

11.0%

104

10.4%

129

12.8%

122

12.2%

119

11.9%

99

9.9%

686

11.4%

  Post-secondary

159

15.8%

165

16.5%

148

14.7%

162

16.2%

147

14.7%

150

15.0%

933

15.5%

  University

538

53.5%

516

51.5%

531

52.8%

502

50.0%

548

54.6%

521

51.9%

3155

52.4%

  Non-White

287

28.6%

271

27.1%

294

29.3%

280

27.9%

278

27.7%

288

28.7%

1698

28.2%

  White

698

69.5%

702

70.1%

691

68.8%

697

69.5%

699

69.7%

691

68.9%

4179

69.4%

  Urban

465

46.3%

459

45.8%

485

48.3%

467

46.6%

463

46.2%

474

47.3%

2812

46.7%

  Suburban

382

38.0%

379

37.8%

369

36.7%

365

36.4%

376

37.5%

365

36.4%

2234

37.1%

  Rural

158

15.7%

164

16.4%

151

15.0%

171

17.0%

164

16.4%

164

16.4%

969

16.1%

  Separated

128

12.7%

132

13.2%

119

11.8%

122

12.2%

113

11.3%

118

11.8%

735

12.2%

  Married

613

61.0%

605

60.4%

622

61.9%

634

63.2%

638

63.6%

653

65.1%

3763

62.5%

  Single

251

25.0%

251

25.0%

253

25.2%

233

23.2%

239

23.8%

216

21.5%

1445

24.0%

  Age 18–39

394

39.2%

389

38.8%

394

39.2%

388

38.7%

390

38.9%

392

39.1%

2348

39.0%

  Age 40–59

306

30.4%

312

31.1%

307

30.5%

309

30.8%

305

30.4%

305

30.4%

1842

30.6%

  Age 60+

305

30.3%

301

30.0%

304

30.2%

306

30.5%

308

30.7%

306

30.5%

1830

30.4%

Total respondents

1005

100%

1002

100%

1005

100%

1003

100%

1003

100%

1003

100%

6021

100%