Skip to main content
. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2013 Jul 15.
Published in final edited form as: Addiction. 2011 Apr 7;106(7):1279–1286. doi: 10.1111/j.1360-0443.2011.03389.x

Table 4.

Prediction of days using crack in the 30 days prior to 4-month follow-up: Zero-inflated negative binomial regression (N = 261)

Predictors of crack use (yes/no) Predictors of days using (if used)
b S.E. t p b S.E. t p
MDE in 30 days prior to baseline (y/n) 3.39 1.15 2.94 .003 .01 .44 .02 .987
Used crack in 30 days prior to baseline (y/n) 9.07 5.11 1.77 .076 −.27 .49 −.55 .584
Intervention (y/n) .95 .90 1.06 .287 −.84 .33 −2.56 .011
Age −.03 .05 −.76 .448 .03 .02 1.21 .226
Baseline number of lifetime arrests .13 .04 2.99 .003 .01 .01 1.40 .161
African-American (y/n) 2.17 1.47 1.48 .139 1.29 .48 2.7 .007
Employed at baseline (y/n) −1.95 .901 −2.16 .030 .60 .41 1.47 .142
Incarcerated at time of follow-up (y/n) .80 1.22 .66 .507 −.67 .63 −1.08 .282

Note: Significant p-values (< .05) are bolded to allow easy comparison of the predictors of yes/no arrest vs. predictors of number of arrests (if arrested).