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COVID-19 Impacts on Weed-smoking Habits and Attitude towards It: New Study of 1017 U.S Weed Smokers
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Do you think smoking weed will make you more susceptible to coronavirus?
Since the COVID-19 outbreak, have you smoked more weed?
Since the COVID-19 outbreak, have you switched to other marijuana consuming methods besides smoking? (e.g: eating edibles, consuming oils, etc.)
Since the COVID-19 outbreak, have you consumed any anxiety relief supplements? If YES, compared with weed, which is more effective to you in terms of therapeutic effects?
Since the COVID-19 outbreak, have you kept sharing joints, bongs, bowls, pipes, spliffs, vape pens, etc.?
Since the COVID-19 outbreak, why do you still continue sharing joints, bongs, bowls, pipes, spliffs, vape pens, etc.?
Since the COVID-19 outbreak, why did you stop sharing joints, bongs, bowls, pipes, spliffs, vape pens, etc.?
Since the COVID-19 outbreak, are you worried about not being able to pay for your cannabis?
Compared to before the COVID-19 outbreak, how do your friends and family members react towards your weed smoking activities?
Since the COVID-19 outbreak, do your stoner friends still share weed with you?
Methodology
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AmericanMarijuana.org asked 1,017 U.S. cannabis consumers to share their experience on how COVID-19 has changed their weed-smoking habits as well as how their families and friends feel about the fact that they’re still smoking weed these days .
Do you think smoking weed will make you more susceptible to coronavirus?
Since the COVID-19 outbreak, have you smoked more weed?
Since the COVID-19 outbreak, have you switched to other marijuana consuming methods besides smoking? (e.g: eating edibles, consuming oils, etc.)
Since the COVID-19 outbreak, have you consumed any anxiety relief supplements? If YES, compared with weed, which is more effective to you in terms of therapeutic effects?
Since the COVID-19 outbreak, have you kept sharing joints, bongs, bowls, pipes, spliffs, vape pens, etc.?
Since the COVID-19 outbreak, why do you still continue sharing joints, bongs, bowls, pipes, spliffs, vape pens, etc.?
Since the COVID-19 outbreak, why did you stop sharing joints, bongs, bowls, pipes, spliffs, vape pens, etc.?
Since the COVID-19 outbreak, are you worried about not being able to pay for your cannabis?
Compared to before the COVID-19 outbreak, how do your friends and family members react towards your weed smoking activities?
Since the COVID-19 outbreak, do your stoner friends still share weed with you?
Major Takeaways:
- Even though it’s risky, 34.82% of the participants still have stoner friends who have continued sharing weed with them since the coronavirus outbreak.
- According to 65.18% of the 1,017 participants, since the outbreak, their weed buddies have stopped sharing weed with them to avoid spreading the virus.
Methodology
We launched the survey on MTurk. To make sure the participants are U.S weed smokers, we do two things:
- Set qualification for the participant location as U.S only.
- Set a qualifying question at the beginning of the survey. In this case, the qualifying question is “Do you smoke weed?”, those who answered “No” will be disqualified and can not complete the survey.
We also have an attention-check question in the middle of the survey to ensure participants do not randomly answer the survey.
Because the survey relies on self-reporting, issues such as telescoping and exaggeration can influence responses. Please also be advised that this survey’s results do not reflect our opinions.
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