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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2017 Mar 1.
Published in final edited form as: Alcohol Clin Exp Res. 2016 Feb 9;40(3):631–637. doi: 10.1111/acer.12986

Table 1.

Sociodemographic characteristics of the sample

Variable Argentina Mexico Overall
n (%) n (%) P* n (%)
3,172 (100) 10,123 (100) 13,295 (100)
Sociodemographics
Sex
Female 1335 (42.4) 5041 (49.9) 0.032 6376 (48.2)
Male 1817 (57.6) 5049 (50.1) 6866 (51.9)
Age, mean (SD), y 12.83 (0.95) 12.43 (0.60) 0.002 12.53 (0.72)
Parent's education 0.012
≤7 years 214 (6.9) 1317 (13.1) 1531 (11.7)
8-12 years 1289 (41.4) 6279 (62.6) 7568 (57.6)
>12 years 1292 (41.5) 1573 (15.7) 2865 (21.8)
Don't know 322 (10.3) 858 (8.6) 1180 (9.0)
Personal characteristics
Sensation seeking, mean (SD), range 1-5 3.21 (1.06) 2.88 (1.05) 0.001
Parenting style, mean (SD), range 1-5 3.98 (0.67) 3.86 (0.88) 0.014
Alcohol use
Never drinker 1504 (47.7) 5392 (54.0) 0.02 6896 (52.5)
Susceptible to drinking alcohol 529 (35.2) 1433 (26.6) 0.001 1962 (28.5)
Ever drinker 1650(52.3) 4595 (46.0) 6630 (50.4)
Current drinker 801 (25.4) 1822 (18.1) 0.003 2850 (19.8)
Binge drinking 554 (17.6) 884 ( 8.8) 0.001 1424 (10.9)
Friend who drink 1664 (52.8 ) 3903 (38.8) 0.001 5567 (42.2)
*

Univariate linear regression models were used to compare continuous variables and logistic regression models to compare categorical variables, in both models random intercepts for schools were used