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. 2008 Sep;69(5):649–659. doi: 10.15288/jsad.2008.69.649

TABLE 2.

Outcome variable and predictor variables

Domains Variable (n; Cronbach's α) % or mean (SD) score
Outcome Young Adult Alcohol Symptom Scale (141; .83) 2.11 (2.49)
Predictors
 1) Demographic Characteristics Gender (141) 57.45% female
Age at baseline (141) 15.06 (1.82)
Age at follow-up (141) 20.58 (1.89)
 2) Child/Adolescent Alcohol Involvement No. of drinks consumed in a typical week (141) 2.28 (8.70)
Child/adolescent alcohol symptom count (141; .88) 0.94 (1.93)
 3) Biological Risk GABRA2 (number of high-risk alleles) rs279826 (130) 18.46% 0
48.46% 1
3.08% 2
rs279871 (126) 12.70% 0
57.14% 1
30.16% 2
GABRG3 (number of high-risk alleles) rs140679 (132) 24.24% 0
52.27% 1
23.49% 2
rs3097493 (127) 24.41% 0
51.18% 1
24.41% 2
rs3097490 (127) 25.20% 0
50.39% 1
24.41% 2
SRE Alcohol sensitivity (126) 4.17 (2.17)
 4) Externalizing Behaviors CD symptom scale (141; .64) 1.86 (1.86)
ODD symptom scale (141; .69) 0.89 (1.28)
ADHD symptom scale (141; .81) 1.89 (2.20)
 5) Family Environment Family type (high risk) (141) 56.03%
Parent education (141) 13.77 (2.40)
Household income (median range) (140) $40,000-$49,999
Religion prohibited alcohol (125) 12.80%
Looked older as teen (141) 33.33%
Mother worked outside home (141) 73.05%
Father away from home frequently (123) 31.71%
Relationship with mother (141) 13.48% fair/poor
Relationship with father (123) 27.64% fair/poor

Notes: SRE = Self-Rating of the Effects of Alcohol; CD = conduct disorder; ODD = oppositional defiant disorder; ADHD = attention deficit-hyperactivity disorder.