Table II.

Bivariate Correlations among Primary Study Variables^*

	1	2	3	4	5	6	7	8	9	10
1. aAlcohol Stigma	--
2. bCocaine Stigma	.537**	--
3. cMeth Stigma	.513**	.805**	--
4. dOpioid Stigma	.552**	.625**	.617**	--
5. eAlcohol Danger	−.002	−.110**	−.107**	−.104**	--
6. fCocaine Danger	.024	.013	−.032*	−.029*	−.272**	--
7. gHeroin Danger	.035*	.073**	.045**	.077**	−.588**	−.004	--
8. hMeth Danger	−.057**	.044**	.118**	−.020	−.225**	−.227**	−.127**	--
9. iPrescription	.005	−.008	−.020	.084**	−.103**	−.302**	−.163**	−.454**	--
Opioid	Danger
10. jAbstinence	.108**	.147**	.119**	.129**	−.015	.008.	.023	.011	−.027	--

^*p < .05

^**p < .01

^***p < .001.

^aAlcohol stigma= AUD stigma

^bCocaine Stigma= CUD stigma

^cMeth stigma= MUD stigma

^dOpioid stigma= OUD stigma

^eAlcohol danger= alcohol dangerousness

^fCocaine danger= cocaine dangerousness

^gHeroin danger= heroin dangerousness

^hMeth danger= methamphetamine dangerousness

ⁱPrescription opioid danger= prescription opioid dangerousness

^jAbstinence= preference for abstinence-based recovery

^*Weighted statistic