Table 4.

At least 1- and 2-level reductions in World Health Organization (WHO) risk drinking levels predicting alcohol use disorder (AUD) criterion count at end of treatment with multiple imputation (N=346).

Predictor	B	95% CI	p-value	Predictor	B	95% CI	p-value
1-level + reduction a	−1.66	−2.35, −0.98	<.001	2-level + reduction e	−1.84	−2.39, −1.29	<.001
Baseline covariates				Baseline covariates
High risk drinking levelb	0.87	−0.39, 2.13	.18	High risk drinking level b	1.43	0.12, 2.73	.03
Very high risk drinking levelb	0.88	−0.36, 2.12	.16	Very high risk drinking level b	1.55	0.31, 2.79	.01
AUD criteria	0.40	0.26, 0.53	<.001	AUD criteria	0.40	0.27, 0.53	<.001
HORIZANT condition c	0.63	0.10, 1.15	.02	HORIZANT conditionc	0.55	−0.02, 1.12	.06
Age	−0.02	−0.05, 0.01	.14	Age	−0.02	−0.05, 0.00	.08
Maled	−0.32	−0.93, 0.28	.16	Maled	−0.19	−0.79, 0.42	.55

Note. Boldface indicates statistical significance (p < .05). B=unstandardized coefficient., CI=Confidence interval.

^aReferent group is increase or no change in World Health Organization risk drinking level.

^bReferent group is World Health Organization moderate risk drinking level.

^cReferent group is placebo (control) condition.

^dReferent group is female.

^eReferent group is increase, no change, or 1-level reduction in World Health Organization risk drinking level.