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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2015 Dec 1.
Published in final edited form as: Exp Clin Psychopharmacol. 2014 Dec;22(6):494–501. doi: 10.1037/a0038350

Table 2.

Results from negative binomal regressions predicting nighttime drinking from positive expectancies, medication and genotype

Block Predictor B SE p 95% CI
1 Diary Day −.006 .0010 <.001 −.007 −.004
Sex −.033 .1281 .799 −.284 .218
Daytime drinks −.157 .0286 <.001 −.213 −.101
Mean Expectancies .154 .0835 .066 −.010 .318
Daily Expectancies .247 .0457 <.001 .157 .337
Medication group −.310 .1331 .020 −.571 −.049
Genotype group −.030 .1237 .808 −.273 .212

2 Medication group × Genotype group −.799 .2475 .001 −1.284 −.314
Daily Expectancies × Medication group .056 .0875 .521 −.115 .228
Daily Expectancies × Genotype group .096 .0851 .258 −.071 .263

3 Daily Expectancies × Medication group × Genotype group .437 .1570 .005 .129 .745

Note: Diary day (coded −83 to 0), Sex (coded 0=female, 1=male), Medication group (coded 0=placebo, 1=topiramate) and Genotype group (coded 0=A-allele carrier, 1=C-allele homozygote)