Table 3.
Cross-Tabulations of Frequency (Cell Percentage) of Group Membership in Heavy Drinking Classes and Smoking Classes
Tobacco |
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Low-smoker | Chronic | Dev. limited | Late onset | Moderate | ||
Alcohol | 1 | 2 | 3 | 4 | 5 | Marginals |
1. Low heavy-drinker | 15,931 (50.0%)↑ | 1560 (4.9%) ↓ | 904 (2.8%) | 906 (2.8%) | 1229 (3.9%) | 20,530 (64.4%) |
2. Chronic | 1895 (6.0%)↓ | 890 (2.8%) ↑ | 288 (0.9%) | 295 (0.9%) | 496 (1.6%) ↑ | 3864 (12.1%) |
3. Developmentally limited | 2992 (9.4%)↓ | 917 (2.9%) ↑ | 573 (1.8%) ↑ | 242 (0.8%) | 538 (1.7%) | 5262 (16.5%) |
4. Late onset | 1216 (3.8%) | 371 (1.1%) | 78 (0.2%) | 291 (0.9%) ↑ | 241 (0.8%) | 2197 (6.9%) |
Marginals | 22,034 (69.2%) | 3738 (11.7%) | 1843 (5.8%) | 1734 (5.4%) | 2504 (7.9%) | 31,853 |
Note. χ2(12, n = 31,853) = 2,474.41, p <0.001; Φ = 0.28; Cramer's V = 0.16. Numbers with up arrows (↑) indicate values that are significantly greater than what would be expected by chance ("types") and numbers with down arrows (↓) indicate values that are significantly less than what would be expected by chance ("antitypes") based on a conservative chi-square value of 100.