Table 1.

Baseline Descriptive Statistics and Zero-order Correlations for Study Variables

Variable	1	2	3	4	5	6	7	8	9	10
1. Sex	–
2. Drinking Identity IAT	−.13**	–
3. Explicit Identity	−.02	.31***	–
4. Alcohol Excitement IAT	−.12	.13**	.12*	–
5. Explicit Excitement	.06	.41***	.46***	.19***	–
6. Alcohol Approach IAT	−.11**	.22***	.18***	.39***	.28***	–
7.Explicit Approach	−.01	.46***	.46**	.21***	.76***	.32***	—
8. Consumption	.00	.38***	.54***	.15**	.51***	.20***	.62***	–
9. RAPI	.03	.29***	.54***	.09	.49***	.16*	.50***	.61***	–
10. AUDIT	.01	.44***	.45***	.20***	.68***	.28***	.73***	.79***	.73***	–
Mean	–	−0.08	1.42	−0.10	11.24	−0.21	2.92	5.10	3.00	4.37
Standard Deviation	–	0.45	0.91	0.46	6.21	0.40	2.71	8.54	6.13	5.07

Note. N = 506. Sex was coded 0 = men, women = 1. IAT = Implicit Association Test. IATs were scored such that higher scores indicate stronger associations with the concepts in the IAT’s name. Explicit Identity = scores on the alcohol self-concept scale; higher scores indicate stronger drinking identity. Explicit excitement = scores on the enhancement drinking motives subscale; higher scores indicate stronger enhancement motives for drinking. Explicit approach = scores on the inclined/indulgent subscale; higher scores indicate stronger alcohol approach inclinations. Consumption = self-reported number of drinks consumed on a typical week. RAPI = scores on the Rutgers Alcohol Problem Index. AUDIT = scores on the Alcohol Use Disorder Identification Test.

^***p < .001.

^**p < .01.

^*p < .05.