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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2024 Mar 14.
Published in final edited form as: Dev Psychopathol. 2022 Sep 14;34(5):1856–1864. doi: 10.1017/S0954579422000712

Table 3.

Associations between parent, sibling, and peer alcohol use and alcohol-related outcomes.

Sibling alcohol frequency N = 809–830 Sibling alcohol quantity N = 804–825 Mid-parent alcohol dependence symptoms N = 783–800 Peer alcohol use N = 600–606
Main effect Interaction Main effect Interaction Main effect Interaction Main effect Interaction
β (SE) p-value β (SE) p-value β (SE) p-value β (SE) p-value β (SE) p-value β (SE) p-value β (SE) p-value β (SE) p-value
Alcohol frequency .07 (.04) .09 −.02 (.11) .84 .06 (.04) .15 −.10 (.06) .10 .01 (.04) .79 .004 (.04) .92 .22 (.04) <.001* −.01 (.12) .92
Usual quantitya .09 (.04) .02 .07 (.11) .55 .15 (.04) .0003* −.02 (.07) .78 .03 (.04) .49 .09 (.05) .06 .25 (.04) <.001* .13 (.13) .33
Maximum drinksa .08 (.04) .07 .04 (.12) .73 .08 (.04) .05 .00 (.07) .96 −.01 (.04) .79 .04 (.05) .34 .30 (.04) <.001* .02 (.13) .85

Note. All models included ALDH2 status, sex, age at assessment (linear and quadratic term), and an ALDH2 status × sibling, parent, or peer alcohol use interaction as fixed effects along with random intercept per individual and slope for age. β = standardized coefficient; SE = standard error

a

denotes variables that were log transformed prior to analysis

*

denotes p-values below the corrected threshold of 0.005.