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Assesses reliability of cannabis terminology in surveys for adolescents and young adults, suggesting minimal impact on reporting outcomes.
CONCLUSION: Surveys of adolescents and young adults measuring self-reported marijuana use could use the term "cannabis" with minimal impact on reliability, thus contributing to continuity in reporting of prevalence and other survey estimates to inform cannabis policy.
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