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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2014 Jun 1.
Published in final edited form as: Drug Alcohol Depend. 2012 Dec 6;130(0):178–185. doi: 10.1016/j.drugalcdep.2012.11.001

Table 2.

Correlations between choice variables and concurrent drug use in the previous month among all subjects and split by treatment-seeking status.

Correlation
Difference
All
Subjects
Non-Treatment
Seeking Subjects
Treatment-Seeking
Subjects

Choice Variable za zb Current
Cocaine
Use:
Days
Per
Week
Total
Drugc
Use
Days
Current
Cocaine
Use:
Days
Per
Week
Total
Drugc
Use
Days
Current
Cocaine
Use:
Days
Per
Week
Total
Drugc
Use
Days
Cocaine>Pleasant
Explicit
1.9 2.2* .27 .31* .40* .45* −.06 −.08
Cocaine>Neutral
Explicit
2.0* 2.5* .34* .38* .47* .53** .00 −.07
Cocaine>Unpleasant
Explicit
2.2* 2.7* .39* .44** .47* .51* −.07 −.14
Cocaine>Average
Explicit
2.2* 2.7* .36* .41* .48* .53** −.04 −.10
Cocaine>Pleasant
Probabilistic
3.3* 3.4* .32* .38* .53** .56** −.24 −.22
Cocaine>Neutral
Probabilistic
3.1* 3.4* .17 .22 .42* .45* −.33 −.36
Cocaine>Unpleasant
Probabilistic
2.9* 3.4* .28 .39* .38 .41* −.33 −.40
Cocaine>Average
Probabilistic
3.4* 3.6* .28 .35* .48* .51** −.33 −.35

Note.

a

Correlation difference between treatment-seekers and non-treatment-seekers on ‘Current ocaine Use: Days Per Week’;

b

correlation difference between treatment-seekers and nontreatment-seekers on ‘Total Drug Use Days: Last 30 Days’;

c

includes cocaine, marijuana, and alcohol;

*

p<0.01 (or p<0.05 for z values indicating correlation differences between the groups),

**

p<0.001.