Table 3.

Associations between frequency of alcohol consumption, continued volumes of alcohol consumption, and MFPV and FMPV (beta (s.e.)) (n=1585 couples)

			Male-to-female partner violence
	Model 1		Model 2		Model 3		Model 4		Model 5
	b (s.e.)	P	b (s.e.)	P	b (s.e.)	P	b (s.e.)	P	b (s.e.)	P
Male frequency	0.017 (0.005)*	<0.001	0.022 (0.005)*	<0.001					0.020 (0.005)*	<0.001
Male V−F (continued volumes)			−0.001 (0.001)						−0.001 (0.001)
Female frequency					0.016 (0.007)*	0.015	0.021 (0.007)*	0.003	0.007 (0.008)
Female V−F (continued volumes)							−0.002 (0.002)		−0.001 (0.003)
γ, male frequency**	−0.003 (0.001)*	0.013	−0.004 (0.001)*	0.002					−0.004 (0.001)*	0.009
γ, female frequency**					−0.002 (0.002)		−0.003 (0.002)	0.059	−0.005 (0.002)
			Female-to-male partner violence
	Model 6		Model 7		Model 8		Model 9		Model 10
	b (s.e.)	P	b (s.e.)	P	b (s.e.)	P	b (s.e.)	P	b (s.e.)	P
Female frequency	0.024 (0.008)*	0.002	0.027 (0.008)*	0.001					0.011 (0.011)
Female V−F (continued volumes)			−0.004 (0.003)						−0.005 (0.003)
Male frequency					0.022 (0.006)*	<0.001	0.024 (0.006)*	<0.001	0.022 (0.007)*	0.002
Male V−F (continued volumes)							0.000 (0.001)		0.000 (0.001)
γ, female frequency**	−0.004 (0.002)*	0.012	−0.004 (0.002)*	0.007					−0.001 (0.001)
γ, male frequency**					−0.004 (0.001)*	<0.001	−0.004 (0.001)*	<0.001	−0.004 (0.001)*	0.002

^*p<0.05

^**γ = parameter estimate for heteroscedasticity, overall frequency of drinking

Models adjusted for both partners’ impulsivity, adverse childhood experiences, education, and race/ethnicity; mean age and mean financial strain