Table 4.

Emotional burden regression analyses.

		Number of days drank, past 30 days (n = 764) F (13, 750) = 12.507			Frequency of getting drunk, past 12 months (n = 768) F (13, 754) = 10.395			Brief MAST (n = 763) F (13, 749) = 3.808
		B	SE	ΔR2	B	SE	ΔR2	B	SE	ΔR2
Step 1
African Americana		−2.823**	.659		−.553**	.108		−.162	.207
Hispanica		−3.347**	.810		−.673**	.132		−.206	.255
Othera		−4.837**	1.322		−.425	.220		−.002	.416
Sex (1= women)		−2.309**	.566		−.391**	.093		−.358*	.179
Age		− .008	.028		−.031**	.005		.005	.009
Education		− .799**	.239		−.008	.039		−.099	.075
Household income		.291	.190		.022	.031		−.121*	.060
Committed relationshipb		− .276	.890		.058	.145		.248	.279
Never marriedb		− .164	.934		.086	.153		.604*	.294
Widowed, divorced, separatedb		− .018	.826		.204	.135		.441	.260
Average hours worked per week		− .003	.016		.002	.003		−.012*	.005
Number of care recipients		− .503**	.186		−.040	.030		−.084	.058
Step 2
Social burden		.393*	.163	.006*	.080**	.027	.010**	.169**	.051	.014**
Model R2				.178			.152			.062

^aReference category = White

^bReference category = Married

^*p < .05

^**p < .01