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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2013 Sep 1.
Published in final edited form as: Psychol Addict Behav. 2011 Sep 5;26(3):432–439. doi: 10.1037/a0025377

Table 2.

Fully lagged regression analyses evaluating whether the abstinence-based social network mediates the association between having a sponsor and substance use

Conditions for mediation β B (SE) p
Condition 1
Having a sponsor (3 mo.) predicting substance use (9 mo.)1
  PDAA .20 .13 (.06) .03
  DPDD −.02 −.32 (1.60) .84
  Abstinence from alcohol .76 (.42) .07
  % days use of most frequently used drug .04 .02 (.05) .64
Condition 2
Having a sponsor (3 mo.) predicting abstinence-based social network (6 mo.) controlling for baseline abstinence-based social network .13 .10 (.07) .13
Having a sponsor (3 mo.) predicting abstinence-based social network (6 mo.) not controlling for baseline abstinence-based social network .19 .15 (.07) .04
Condition 3
Abstinence-based social network (6 mo.) predicting substance use (9 mo.)2
  PDAA −.09 −.07 (.08) .37
  DPDD .16 3.81 (2.20) .09
  Abstinence from alcohol −1.06 (.59) .07
  % days use of most frequently used drug .02 .02 (.07) .82
Condition 4
Sponsorship (3 mo.) predicting substance use (9 mo.) controlling for abstinence-based social network (6 mo.)1
  PDAA .21 .14 (.06) .02
  DPDD −.05 −.86 (1.62) .60
  Abstinence from alcohol .94 (.44) .03
  % days use of most frequently used drug .04 .02 (.05) .68

Note. PDAA = Proportion of days abstinent from alcohol. DPDD = Drinks per drinking day.

1

Controlled for baseline substance use measure; PDA, DPDD, abstinence from alcohol, and % days use of most frequently used drug respectively.

2

Controlled for having a sponsor at 3 mo. and baseline substance use measure; PDA, DPDD, abstinence from alcohol, % days use of most frequently used drug respectively.