Table 3.

Social burden regression analyses.

		Average number of drinks per day, past 30 days (n = 752) F (13, 738) = 6.231			Frequency of getting drunk, past 12 months (n = 763) F (13, 749) = 10.448			Brief MAST (n = 757) F (13, 743) = 3.597
		B	SE	ΔR2	B	SE	ΔR2	B	SE	ΔR2
Step 1
African Americana		−.577**	.150		−.570**	.108		−.223	.210
Hispanica		−.319	.182		−.660**	.131		−.165	.256
Othera		−.640*	.297		−.470*	.220		−.048	.419
Sex (1= women)		−.630	.128		−.372**	.092		−.398*	.180
Age		−.025**	.006		−.030**	.005		.004	.009
Education		−.170**	.053		−.006	.039		−.113	.076
Household income		.067	.042		.022	.031		−.120*	.060
Committed relationshipb		.296	.204		.051	.146		.302	.284
Never marriedb		.267	.213		.147	.155		.686*	.302
Widowed, divorced, separatedb		.416*	.187		.225	.136		.517	.264
Average hours worked per week		−.002	.004		.002	.003		−.013*	.005
Number of care recipients		−.061	.042		−.052	.031		−.084	.059
Step 2
Social burden		.073**	.027	.009**	.060**	.020	.011**	.075*	.038	.005*
Model R2				.099			.154			.059

^aReference category = White

^bReference category = Married

^*p < .05

^**p < .01