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Published in final edited form as: Addict Biol. 2014 Oct 29;21(1):171–182. doi: 10.1111/adb.12192

Table 4.

Multilevel Models Predicting Momentary Subjective Craving Outside of Drinking Episodes in the Natural Environment and Laboratory from Alcohol Cues and Medication Condition

Model and Predictors	B	SE	95% CI		p
Model and Predictors	B	SE	LL	UL	p
Natural Environment
Intercept	2.71	0.35	2.02	3.40	< .001
Alcohol visibility	0.77	0.12	0.53	1.00	< .001
Medication condition	0.10	0.50	−0.90	1.11	.837
Medication condition × Alcohol visibility	−0.01	0.17	−0.35	0.33	.953
Laboratory
Intercept	2.80	0.45	1.91	3.69	<.001
Cue type	2.14	0.33	1.48	2.80	<.001
Medication condition	−0.37	0.65	−1.66	0.93	.576
Cue type × Medication condition	−0.52	0.48	−1.48	0.44	.284

Note. CI = confidence interval; LL = lower limit; UL = upper limit. Values are from multivariate/simultaneous models. Therefore, the Alcohol visibility and Medication condition terms are conditional effects (i.e., effect of each term when all other terms in the model = 0). Effects for Alcohol visibility and Cue type remained significant after the addition of sex and baseline percent drinking days.