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 |
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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.