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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2012 Jul 1.
Published in final edited form as: J Behav Health Serv Res. 2011 Jul;38(3):358–372. doi: 10.1007/s11414-010-9227-6

Table 3.

Logistic Regression Results for Demographic and Substance Use Correlates of Depression (n=5,641)*

Variable Depression

OR CI

Female
 No alcohol use 1.501 1.24, 1.81
 Alcohol use, no binge 2.121 1.57, 2.84
 Binge drinker 2.351 1.77, 3.13
Age 1.012 1.004, 1.016
Not married/living together 1.14 0.98, 1.32
African-American 0.721 0.63, 0.82
High school graduate or less 1.05 0.91, 1.21
Unemployed 2.211 1.93, 2.55
No health insurance 0.752 0.63, 0.89
Injury presentation 0.812 0.69, 0.94
Alcohol use:**
 Alcohol use, no binge
  Females 0.95 0.77, 1.16
  Males 0.672 0.51, 0.89
 Binge drinker
  Females 1.17 0.93, 1.47
  Males 0.743 0.57, 0.97
Use cocaine 2.931 2.20, 3.90
Use marijuana 1.571 1.32, 1.87
*

depression measured by the PhQ-9; OR=odds ratio, CI=confidence interval for OR

**

reference group=no alcohol; please note that an interaction between gender and alcohol use was identified in that the association of alcohol use with depression depended on the participant’s gender and the association of gender with depression depended on the level of alcohol use, therefore the OR’s for alcohol use are presented separately by gender and (similarly) separate OR’s are presented for gender (females, males are scored 0 and therefore are the reference group) for each alcohol category.

1

p < 0.001

2

p < 0.01

3

p < 0.05