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Table 1 Descriptive statistics for the demographic variables, outcomes, and other independent variables

From: Moral foundations underpinning attitudes toward supervised consumption services across Canada’s prairie provinces

Variables

N = 2116

%

M (SD)

Age

  

48.7 years (17.7)

Sex

Female

1108

52.4

 

Male

1007

47.6

 

Intersex

1

 < 0.1

 

Other

1

 < 0.1

 

Ethnicity

Western European

1353

63.9

 

Eastern European

353

16.7

 

East Asian (e.g., Hong Kong, China, Japan, and Korea)

75

3.5

 

First Nations, Inuit, or Métis

70

3.3

 

Southeast Asian (e.g., Malaysia, Indonesia, & Philippines

42

2.0

 

South Asian (e.g., India, Pakistan, Bangladesh, & Sri Lanka)

39

1.8

 

Education

Elementary school

9

0.4

 

High School

443

20.9

 

Trade, technical, or vocational certificate, apprenticeship, or pre-university degree

685

32.4

 

Bachelor’s Degree

695

32.8

 

Graduate Degree

283

13.4

 

Annual Income

$5,000–$29,999

262

12.4

 

$30,000–$69,999

568

26.8

 

$70,000–$99,999

381

18.0

 

 > $100,000

776

36.7

 

Municipality size

 < 15,000

454

21.4

 

15,000–49,999

206

9.7

 

 ≥ 50,000

1451

68.6

 

Province

Alberta

700

33.1

 

Saskatchewan

700

33.1

 

Manitoba

716

33.8

 

Moral Foundations

Harm/care

2111

 

21.2 (4.7)

Fairness/reciprocity

2110

 

20.3 (4.4)

Authority/respect

2110

 

17.2 (5.0)

Ingroup/loyalty

2111

 

14.9 (5.2)

Purity/sanctity

2110

 

15.3 (6.4)

Stigma of addiction

2110

 

22.0 (3.7)

Exposure to PWUD

2098

 

2.5 (2.2)

History of illicit drug use

Yes

389

18.4

 

No

1727

81.6

 

History of cannabis use

Yes

1334

63.0

 

No

782

37.0

 

History of prescription misuse

Yes

204

9.6

 

No

1912

90.4