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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2016 Jan 1.
Published in final edited form as: Addict Behav. 2014 Aug 28;0:45–50. doi: 10.1016/j.addbeh.2014.08.007

Table 2.

Multiple regression analyses showing the adverse effect of methamphetamine (MA) use disorders on objective episodic memory performance, daily memory symptoms, and metamemory.

Multiple Linear Regression Adjusted R2 F b p-value
Learning Test Performance 0.18 11.7 <0.001
 Age −0.07 <0.001
 Education 0.20 <0.001
 Ethnicity −0.67 0.003
 Gender 0.66 0.007
 LT MDD 0.21 0.38
 LT Alcohol Use Dx −0.33 0.20
 LT Other Substance Use Dx 0.21 0.41
 LT MA Use Dx 0.63 0.011
Recall Test Performance 0.18 11.5 <0.001
 Age −0.08 <0.001
 Education 0.25 <0.001
 Ethnicity −0.37 0.003
 Gender −0.80 0.003
 LT MDD −0.14 0.26
 LT Alcohol Use Dx −0.21 0.12
 LT Other Substance Use Dx 0.09 0.51
 LT MA Use Dx 0.30 0.03
Daily Memory Symptoms 0.06 4.2 <0.001
 Age 0.001 0.92
 Education −0.03 0.65
 Ethnicity 0.43 0.13
 Gender 0.39 0.19
 LT MDD −0.58 0.046
 LT Alcohol Use Dx 0.43 0.17
 LT Other Substance Use Dx −0.53 0.09
 LT Methamphetamine Use Dx −1.1 <0.001

Logistic Regression X2 p-value

Metamemory 88.4 <0.001
 Age 12.7 0.005
 Education 11.2 0.011
 Ethnicity 6.25 0.10
 Gender 9.07 0.03
 LT MDD 9.59 0.02
 LT Alcohol Use Dx 2.21 0.53
 LT Other Substance Use Dx 6.65 0.08
 LT MA Use Dx 8.03 0.045
 LT MDD * LT MA Use Dx 11.9 0.008

Note. LT = Lifetime; MDD = Major Depressive Disorder; Dx = Disorder; MA = methamphetamine.