Table 2.

Correlation matrix for Caucasians (n=1224) and Asians (n=368).

Variable	1		2	3	4	5	6	7	8	9	10
1. DMQ — social	–		.33	.55	.23	−.19	−.24	−.11	.17	.16	.20
2. DMQ — coping		.38	–	.36	.46	.01	−.09	−.23	.00	.02	.05
3. DMQ — enhancement		.60	.32	–	.23	−.21	−.30	−.18	.29	.23	.18
4. DMQ — conformity		.25	.49	.21	–	−.03	−.12	−.23	−.04	−.09	−.01
5. PBS — stopping/limiting drinking	−	.15	−.10	−.16	−.05	–	.41	.26	−.17	−.07	−.14
6. PBS — manner of drinking	−	.29	−.18	−.32	−.12	.43	–	.31	−.30	−.16	−.20
7. PBS — serious harm reduction	−	.11	−.16	−.13	−.19	.35	.29	–	−.21	−.09	−.22
8. Drinks — drinks per week		.25	.17	.28	.10	−.22	−.37	−.26	–	.74	.66
9. Drinks — hours per week		.15	.15	.20	.06	−.12	−.21	−.20	.75	–	.66
10. Drinks — days per month		.19	.18	.22	.05	−.17	−.20	−.20	.66	.63	–

Note. Values below diagonal are from Caucasians; Values above diagonal are from Asians.

For Caucasians, correlations of at least /.10/ are statistically significant, p<.001; For Asians, correlations of at least /.17/ are statistically significant, p<.001.