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. 2006 Sep;4(3):163–174. doi: 10.3121/cmr.4.3.163

Table 4.

Gender differences in remission by the duration of participation in treatment and Alcoholics Anonymous (AA), controlling for ethnicity, income, baseline dependence symptoms and lifetime drinking problems (women, n = 232; men, n = 229).

Part A – Duration of treatment
F values
Outcome (% patients) None 1–8 weeks 9–26 weeks 27+ weeks Tx Gender Tx by gender
Remission (by treatment in year 1) 7.02** 4.63* <1
    Women 39.8b 38.2c 47.4 62.8b,c
    Men 28.0b 30.9c 30.0 59.1b,c
Stable remission (by treatment in years 1–8) 1.13 4.82* 2.05
    Women 41.8 29.0 51.4 44.2
    Men 27.4 33.3 26.5 44.3
Part B – Duration of Alcoholic Anonymous (AA)
F values
Outcome (% patients) None 1–8 weeks 9–26 weeks 27+ weeks AA Gender AA by gender
Note: Means that share the same superscript differ significantly (P<0.05).
a, b Differences between the no treatment or no AA group and the 9–26 weeks and 27+ weeks duration of treatment or AA groups, respectively
c Difference between the group that received 1–8 weeks of treatment or AA and the group that received 27+ weeks of treatment or AA.
*P<0.05; **P<0.01
Remission (by AA in year 1) 13.15** 4.19* <1
    Women 37.0b 25.0c 52.1 65.1b,c
    Men 25.2a,b 15.4c 50.0a 53.9b,c
Stable remission (by AA in years 1–8) 10.96** 4.35* 3.52*
    Women 28.0b 29.8c 39.5 86.7b,c
    Men 32.4 29.2 40.5 46.9