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Published in final edited form as: Addict Behav. 2005 Apr 13;30(7):1392–1404. doi: 10.1016/j.addbeh.2005.02.002

Table 3.

Study 3 relations of shame-proneness and guilt-proneness to alcohol and drug use and problems

Problems/use	Mean	SD	Bivariate correlations		Part correlations
Problems/use	Mean	SD	Shame	Guilt	Shame	Guilt
Alcohol
PAI alcohol problems	11.40	10.02	.12^*	−.04	.13^*	−.07
TCU-CRTF-frequency of use	3.41	2.45	−.02	−.03	−.01	−.03
TCU-CRTF-dependence	.80	1.05	.17^**	−.06	.18^**	−.10^†
Drug
PAI drug problems	14.63	9.91	.21^***	−.04	.22^***	−.09
TCU-CRTF-frequency of use Cocaine	1.78	2.57	.17^**	.04	.16^**	−.00
Marijuana	2.36	2.78	−.08	−.19^***	−.04	−.18^***
Polydrug	1.95	1.99	.11^*	−.13^*	.14^**	−.16^**
TCU-CRTF-Dependence Cocaine	.91	1.43	.21^***	.04	.20^***	−.01
Marijuana	.63	1.05	.14^**	−.14^**	.18^***	−.18^***

N =307–332. PAI=Personality Assessment Inventory; TCU-CRTF=Texas Christian University Correctional: Residential Treatment Form, Initial Assessment.

p < .05;

^**

p < .01;

^***

p < .001;

^†

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