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Published in final edited form as: Psychol Addict Behav. 2012 Dec 31;27(4):934–943. doi: 10.1037/a0031194

Table 5.

SCQ and RCQ as predictors of changes in drinking from baseline to week 8


	Week 8 Drinking

	SSD (N = 80)			DDD (N = 80)			NDD (N = 81)
STEP 1	beta	p	R²	beta	p	R²	beta	p	R²

BL SCQ score^a	−.032	.766	.208	−.123	.286	.073	−.092	.364	.212
BL Action subscale score^a	.031	.762	.208	−.017	.876	.060	−.019	.853	.204
BL RCQ score^a	.020	.842	.207	.017	.877	.060	.029	.778	.204

STEP 2	beta	P	R² Change	beta	P	R² Change	beta	p	R² Change

W8 SCQ score^b	−.283	.020	.054	−.406	.002	.113	−.137	.250	.029
W8 Action subscale score^b	−.224	.031	.047	−.270	.016	.070	−.274	.007	.072
W8 RCQ score^b	−.099	.401	.007	−.087	.499	.006	−.195	.092	.014

Note. Week 8 drinking aggregate variables are based on the week prior to the last session of treatment. SSD = mean weekly sum of standard drinks; DDD = mean weekly drinks per drinking day; NDD = mean weekly number of drinking days. Baseline drinking refers to the corresponding baseline drinking variable (e.g., BL SSD for SSD at Week 8).

Baseline drinking was significant in this model. The only exception was SCQ with DDD.

Baseline drinking remained significant in step 2. The only exception was SCQ with DDD.