Table 2.

Unadjusted (Bivariate) Analyses Examining the Relationships between Problem-Gambling Severity and Incident Axis 1 Psychopathology Amongst Older Adults

	LFG/NG N=7,045; 67.3%			LRG N=2,917; 29.9%			ARPG N=269; 2.8%			p
	n	i	%	n	i	%	n	i	%
Any Axis 1 Disorder	4,578	580	12.23	1,379	187	14.33	75	18	23.43	.0332
Mood Disorders	6,051	303	4.67	2,452	119	4.56	188	12	6.19	.7277
Depression	6,177	269	4.04	2,543	112	4.13	207	11	5.55	.7163
Dysthymia	6,790	56	0.70	2,792	19	0.56	253	1	0.24	.2378
Mania	6,951	57	0.65	2,855	27	0.97	253	6	2.18	.1514
Hypomania	6,991	53	0.60	2,878	12	0.26	262	3	0.74	.0597
Anxiety Disorders	6,103	423	6.38	2,388	158	6.41	199	19	8.54	.6258
Panic disorder	6,808	78	1.05	2,783	36	1.31	237	7	2.60	.2707
Agoraphobia	7,036	7	0.08	2,915	3	0.19	268	0	0.00	.0329
Social Phobia	6,792	78	1.02	2,787	22	0.82	249	6	1.47	.6218
Specific phobia	6,553	308	4.10	2,622	126	4.69	236	8	2.70	.2553
Generalized Anxiety Disorder	6,801	151	2.09	2,796	61	2.09	253	13	5.19	.1422
Substance-Use Disorders	5,649	268	4.69	1,745	107	6.37	117	20	15.80	.0021
Alcohol abuse/dependence	6,036	81	1.42	1,964	43	2.46	157	7	5.09	.0375
Nicotine dependence	6,411	234	3.65	2,403	123	5.61	168	20	10.78	.0016
Drug abuse/dependence	6,951	26	0.38	2,829	12	0.34	252	0	0.00	.0007

LFG/NG= Low-frequency gambling/Non-gambling; LRG= Low-risk gambling; ARPG=At-risk/problem gambling; p=p-value from Wald Chi-Square test; n=Baseline population at risk (unweighted); i= Number of incident cases (unweighted); %=Incidence (weighted)

Bold values indicate statistically significant results (p<.05)