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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2013 May 31.
Published in final edited form as: Arch Gen Psychiatry. 2011 May 2;68(9):942–952. doi: 10.1001/archgenpsychiatry.2011.49

Table 1.

Demographic and Individual Characteristics of AD and HC Individuals in Study 1 and AD Sample in Study 2

Study 1
Study 2
HC
(n=36)
AD
(n=36)
AD
(n=93)
Demographics
 Male, No. (%) 23 (63.89) 28 (77.78) 65 (69.89)
 White, No. (%) 27 (75) 30 (83.33) 61 (65.6)
 Age, y, mean (SD) 34.86 (9.41) 36.08 (8.07) 36.72 (7.76)
 Education, y, mean (SD) 14.67 (1.97) 13.19 (1.70) 12.44 (1.75)
Prior alcohol/drug use, mean (SD)
 No. of days used in last 30 da 6.03 (6.80) 17.47 (10.4) 16.27 (9.79)
 No. of drinks/moa 10.61 (8.25) 365.29 (300.48) 315.66 (267.84)
 Years of alcohol usea 9.30 (8.93) 16.50 (8.21) 16.71 (8.62)
 Age at onset of alcohol use 15.2 (4.52) 14.5 (3.13) 13.63 (3.39)
 No. of days of drug use/mo 5.8 (12.22) 9.74 (13.7)
 Regular smoker, No. (%)a 5 (13.89) 32 (88.89) 83 (90.22)
Lifetime prevalence of psychiatric disorders, No. (%)
 Major depressive disorders 3 (8.33) 6 (16.67) 20 (21.51)
 PTSD 2 (5.56) 6 (16.67) 21 (22.58)
 Anxiety disorders without PTSD 0 3 (8.33) 3 (4.17)

Abbreviations: AD, alcohol dependent; ellipses, not applicable; HC, healthy control; PTSD, posttraumatic stress disorder.

a

Significant difference between HC and AD in study 1 (P<.05).