Table 3.

Clustering of risky drinking behaviors and consequences and associations with sociodemographic characteristics among current drinkers (N = 5,017). Entries in the table are odds ratios (OR) and 95% confidence intervals for the correlate associations and pairwise odds ratios (PWOR) and 95% confidence intervals for the clustering

Variable	Getting drunk	Heavy episodic drinking	Nonviolent consequences	Driving/riding after drinking
Age
14–15 years	0.347 [0.288, 0.417]	0.282 [0.233, 0.343]	0.428 [0.356, 0.515]	0.487 [0.398, 0.595]
16–18 years	0.784 [0.680, 0.904]	0.701 [0.611,0.804]	0.778 [0.670, 0.903]	0.565 [0.476, 0.670]
19–20 years	1.000	1.000	1.000	1.000
Gender
Female	0.716 [0.651, 0.787]	0.562 [0.497, 0.637]	0.940 [0.832, 1.061]	0.828 [0.737, 0.929]
Male	1.000	1.000	1.000	1.000
Race
White	1.729 [1.457, 2.050]	1.655 [1.358,2.017]	1.289 [1.070, 1.552]	1.049 [0.894, 1.231]
Non-White	1.000	1.000	1.000	1.00
Parent college education
At least one parent	1.050 [0.896, 1.231]	1.068 [0.920, 1.240]	0.960 [0.846, 1.089]	1.085 [0.955, 1.232]
Neither parent	1.000	1.000	1.000	1.000
Family structure
Single-parent household	0.788 [0.661, 0.939]	0.829 [0.706, 0.975]	0.890 [0.745, 1.063]	0.816 [0.695, 0.959]
Dual-parent household	1.000	1.000	1.000	1.000
Within-community clustering
No covariates	1.085 [1.032, 1.140]	1.045 [1.012, 1.080]	1.039 [1.012, 1.067]	1.082 [1.032, 1.133]
Fully adjusted	1.064 [1.022, 1.108]	1.033 [1.004, 1.063]	1.032 [1.007, 1.059]	1.075 [1.028, 1.124]