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Published in final edited form as: J Psychiatr Res. 2010 May 20;45(1):83–91. doi: 10.1016/j.jpsychires.2010.04.018

Table 4.

Associations between Key Alcohol-Related Variables of the LSUR and LSUR-12 and Hypothesized Validating Measures

Alcohol-Related Variables, Sample Sizes Used for Hypothesis Tests, and Descriptive Statistics e Expected Medium-to-Large Effect Size Expected Small-to-Medium Effect Size
RETROSUB a Brief MAST b SCIDc Alcohol Use Disorder NEO-FFI Neuroticism d NEO-FFI Conscientiousness d
Age at onset of weekly alcohol use (17.5±4.0) N/A N/A t=1.20
p=.245 (d=.486)
n=27
ρ=−.42
8 p=.029
n=26
ρ=.304
p=.136
n=26
Lifetime alcohol dose (4,021±8,652) ρ=.589
p<.001
n=43
ρ=.497
p<.001
n=49
U=59.0
p<.001 (θ=.105)
n=54
ρ=.182
p=.211
n=49
ρ=−.269
p=.061
n=49
Alcohol-related problem behaviors (7.3±18.8) N/A ρ=.559
p<.001
n=48
U=73.5
p<.001 (θ=.135)
n=53
ρ=.376
p=.008
n=49
ρ=−.267
p=.063
n=49
Past 12-week alcohol dose (62±209) ρ=.661
p<.001
n=46
N/A N/A ρ=.188
p=.187
n=51
ρ=−.151
p=.291
n=51
a

Retrospective Use of Alcohol and Other Substances.

b

Michigan Alcoholism Screening Test, Brief Version

c

Structured Clinical Interview for DSM-IV Axis I Disorders

d

Neuroticism, Extraversion, Openness Five-Factor Inventory

e

Mean and standard deviation