Stimulant Drug Use

Minimal Stimulant Drug Use

Expressions activating this band contain unrelated everyday content or only very indirect, uncertain, or negated references to substance use and concern. The proxy is present only as a faint background possibility rather than a clear report of drug-taking.

Low Stimulant Drug Use

Expressions activating this band mention substance-related concern, use patterns, or personal relevance in a general and nonspecific way. Drug involvement is implied or broadly referenced without a clear focus on illicit stimulant-taking.

Moderate Stimulant Drug Use

Expressions activating this band describe definite involvement with nonmedical or recreational drug use, including trying or misusing a range of substances. The content reflects active drug exposure, but stimulant use is embedded within broader polysubstance references.

High Stimulant Drug Use

Expressions activating this band report direct use or recent history of illegal drugs with frequent mention of stimulant classes such as amphetamines and cocaine alongside other substances. The expression presents drug-taking as concrete and behaviorally established.

Severe Stimulant Drug Use

Expressions activating this band explicitly center on amphetamines or speed, typically asking about having tried or used them and sometimes implying repeated involvement. The expression is dominated by direct stimulant-specific drug use.

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