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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2009 Jan 29.
Published in final edited form as: J Abnorm Psychol. 2003 Feb;112(1):110–118.

Table 1. Correlations (Probability Levels), Means, and Standard Deviations Among Craving Measures in Nicotine-Deprived and Nondeprived Smokers.

Measure 1 2 3 4 5 6
Deprived group (N = 60)
1. Choice
2. Affect .370 (.004)
3. Consequences .340 (.008) 0.428 (.001)
4. Urge .358 (.005) 0.396 (.002) 0.081 (.538)
5. Ad lib .397 (.002) .203 (.121) .143 (.277) .218 (.095)
6. RT latency .259 (.047) .337 (.009) .023 (.865) .290 (.025) -0.043 (.744)
M 1.169 6.183 -0.053 8.369 -1.533 0.061
SD 1.166 2.288 1.874 5.185 2.600 0.098

Nondeprived group (N = 59)
1. Choice
2. Affect .046 (.729)
3. Consequences .236 (.072) -.193 (.143)
4. Urge .282 (.030) .298 (.022) -0.059 (.658)
5. Ad lib .095 (.475) -.101 (.446) .243 (.064) .179 (.175)
6. RT latency .364 (.005) .092 (.491) .040 (.764) .263 (.044) -.055 (.681)
M 0.676 7.119 -0.459 4.824 -2.034 0.062
SD 1.180 2.450 1.723 3.615 2.593 0.079

Note. Correlations that appear in boldface in the top portion of each matrix were used in tests of one-factor model. These matrices were used for tests of the equality of correlations across groups. The tests of the one-factor models were conducted on matrices with slightly larger samples. Choice behavioral choice (square-root transformed); Affect affective valence; Consequences SCQ-B, the brief version of the Smoking Consequences Questionnaire; Urge Self-reported composite urge (square-root transformed); Ad lib ad lib characteristics of smoking; RT latency response-time latency.