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. 2014 May;75(3):438–446. doi: 10.15288/jsad.2014.75.438

Table 1.

Pretreatment goal choice and descriptive baseline characteristics

Variablea Total abstinence, (n = 454) Controlled drinking, (n = 300) Conditional abstinence, (n = 402)
Demographics
 Male, n (%) 319 (70%) 184 (61%) 296 (74%)
 Married, n (%) 213 (47%) 156 (52%) 181 (45%)
 White, n (%) 334 (74%) 248 (83%) 311 (77%)
 Age, in years 44.62 (9.89) 45.24 (10.72) 43.63 (10.19)
 Employed, n (%) 301 (66%) 235 (78%) 291 (72%)
 Gross family income 3.36 (1.60) 4.21 (1.55) 3.44 (1.55)
Alcohol and consequences
 Drinks per drinking day 14.64 (9.08) 9.76 (5.96) 12.34 (7.34)
 % Days abstinent 28.21 (26.43) 20.09 (23.59) 26.31 (24.38)
 % Heavy drinking days 65.73 (28.85) 66.34 (29.19) 64.45 (27.85)
 Consequences (DrInC) 56.19 (20.37) 36.29 (16.26) 47.57 (19.07)
 ADS score 18.83 (7.58) 13.57 (5.94) 16.73 (7.05)
 URICA score 11.17 (1.48) 9.96 (1.41) 10.49 (0.07)
Self-efficacy/prior treatment
 Prior treatment, n (%) 283 (62%) 83 (28%) 214 (53%)
 Prior AA, n (%) 152 (34%) 16 (5%) 81 (20%)
 OCDS score 28.54 (8.71) 24.57 (6.97) 26.52 (8.00)
 AASE–social score 2.56 (1.05) 2.15 (0.82) 2.41 (0.90)
Complicating factors
 BSI score 61.43 (10.75) 57.96 (9.92) 61.09 (10.78)
 PSS score 6.10 (2.84) 5.34 (2.82) 5.84 (2.96)
 IPI–daily drinkers 0.51 (0.82) 0.69 (0.95) 0.62 (1.06)
 Physical quality of life 2.78 (0.98) 2.46 (0.88) 2.81 (0.89)
 Smoker, n (%) 264 (58%) 136 (46%) 232 (58%)
 Mood disorder, n (%) 94 (21%) 67 (22%) 86 (21%)
 Illicit substance use, n (%) 392 (86%) 267 (89%) 351 (87%)
 Type A typology, n (%) 228 (50%) 212 (71%) 250 (62%)
 Type B typology, n (%) 209 (46%) 80 (27%) 132 (33%)
 Ever arrested, n (%) 25 (6%) 20 (7%) 25 (6%)
 Ever arrested, n (%) 25 (6%) 20 (7%) 25 (6%)

Notes: DrInC = Drinker Inventory of Consequences; ADS = Alcohol Dependence Scale; URICA = University of Rhode Island Change Assessment; AA = Alcoholics Anonymous; OCDS = Obsessive Compulsive Drinking Scale; AASE = Alcohol Abstinence Self-Efficacy Scale; BSI = Brief Symptom Inventory; PSS = Perceived Stress Scale; IPI = Important People Interview.

a

Unless otherwise noted, the unit of measurement is M (SD).