Table 1 Demographic characteristics.

From: Acute effects of cannabigerol on anxiety, stress, and mood: a double-blind, placebo-controlled, crossover, field trial

Gender

n (%)

Marital status

n (%)

Woman

18 (52.9)

Single/never married

26 (76.5)

Man

10 (29.4)

Married/domestic partnership

7 (20.6)

Non-binary/transgender

6 (17.6)

Divorced

1 (2.9)

Ethnicity

n (%)

Employment

n (%)

White

28 (82.4)

Full time

14 (41.2)

Black/African American

1 (2.9)

Part time

3 (8.8)

Hispanic/Latino

2 (5.9)

Unemployed

4 (11.8)

Asian

1 (2.9)

Student

13 (38.2)

Multiracial

2 (5.9)

  

Education

n (%)

Income

n (%)

High school/GED

9 (26.5)

Less than $20,000

15 (44.1)

Technical school

3 (8.8)

$20,000–$40,000

7 (20.6)

Associate degree

6 (17.6)

$41,000–$60,000

7 (20.6)

Bachelor’s degree

12 (35.3)

$61,000–$80,000

5 (14.7)

Master’s degree

3 (8.8)

  

Doctoral degree

1 (2.9)

  
  1. No participants endorsed being Native American, Pacific Islander, having less than a high school education, being widowed, divorced, retired, on disability, or earning a personal income higher than $80,000.
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