Table 5.
Associations between ERP outcome variables and alcohol-use and clinical characteristics in TNAD (N = 45)
ERP components
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Latency | Amplitude | Latency | Amplitude | |
Individual alcohol-use variables | ||||
Drinking onset age (years) | −.079 | −.012 | .049 | −.006 |
Alcohol lifetime dose (units) | .262 | .190 | −.028 | −.150 |
Age of first intoxication (years) | −.129 | −.029 | .093 | −.133 |
Age of onset of regular drinking (years) | −.102 | −.008 | .100 | −.157 |
Regular drinking duration (months) | .278 | .072 | −.060 | −.114 |
Regular drinking frequency (days/month) | .283 | .012 | .112 | −.330* |
Regular drinking average monthly quantity (units/month) | .089 | .140 | −.031 | −.232 |
Family history density of alcohol problemsa | .036 | −.105 | .050 | .005 |
Clinical variables | ||||
Internalizing compositeb | .447** | −.046 | .117 | −.196 |
Externalizing compositec | .027 | .099 | −.207 | −.072 |
ADHD symptom counts | −.190 | .268 | −.298 | .059 |
Note. Data presented are Spearman correlations.
Number of first-degree cohabiting relatives who are problem drinkers. Note that these are presented as absolute numbers and not proportions (as in previous publications by our group), and so cannot be compared directly with our previously published results on family history drinking scores.
Total symptoms of depressive and anxiety disorders.
Total symptoms of conduct disorder and oppositional defiant disorder.
p < .05.
p < .01