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Published in final edited form as: Aging Ment Health. 2014 Jul 10;19(3):279–289. doi: 10.1080/13607863.2014.933307

Table 4.

GEE logit models predicting the context of drinking on days when drinking (n = 324^a).

	Drinking alone					Drinking outside of one’s home
	b	se	z	P	OR^b	b	se	z	P	OR^b
Female gender	.255	.367	.69	.489	–	.202	.414	1.01	.625	–
Age	.039	.025	1.63	.104	–	−.036	.032	−1.13	.260	–
Currently married	− 1.91	.445	− 4.30	<001	.15	−.210	.495	−1.18	.670	–
SF-12v2® Physical Component Scale	.015	.020	.76	.448	–	−.023	.018	−1.26	.201	–
Positive affect^†(within person)	−.040	.055	−.73	.463	–	.013	.045	.25	.804	–
Positive affect^†(between person)	−102	.073	−1.41	.159	–	.082	.086	.96	.339	–
Negative affect^†(within person)	.143	.085	1.68	.093	–	−.174	.085	− 2.06	.039	.84
Negative affect^†(between person)	.192	.158	1.21	.226	–	−.125	.133	−.94	.350	–
Coping motives^‡	−187	.176	−1.06	.289	–	.102	.170	.60	.548	–
Social motives^‡	−.308	.095	− 3.24	.001	.73	.076	.100	.75	.451	–
Model fit	QIC = 402.985; QICu = 392.134					QIC = 411.177; QICu = 397.418

^†

Measured by the PANAS.

^‡

Measured by the DMQ-R SF.

n = 324 for this analysis based on subsamples of drinking days only.

OR only presented for significant effects.