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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2017 Nov 1.
Published in final edited form as: Psychol Addict Behav. 2016 Jun 6;30(7):771–777. doi: 10.1037/adb0000185

Table 1.

Logistic regression analyses of the primary models of formal help-seeking and self-medication of 307 individuals from the Norwegian Institute of Public Health Twin Panel exposed to a traumatic event who reported symptoms of distress following the event.

Aim 1

Formal help-seeking Self-medication

Predictor OR 95% C.I. p OR 95% C.I. p
Demographic characteristics
 Age 1.08 1.01–1.15 .02* 1.06 0.96–1.17 .25
 Gender 1.14 0.64–2.03 .65 2.28 0.81–6.42 .12
 Education 0.99 0.90–1.00 .94 1.04 0.87–1.25 .66

Trauma type
 Accidental trauma 1.04 0.62–1.75 .88 1.25 0.55–2.80 .60
 Interpersonal trauma 0.80 0.53–1.21 .29 0.61 0.33–1.13 .12

Posttraumatic Stress Disorder 2.29 1.26–4.16 .01* 4.58 1.94–10.82 .001*
Alcohol Abuse/Dependence 0.29 0.14–0.62 .001* 1.70 0.65–4.40 .28

Aim 2

Demographic characteristics
 Age 1.08 1.01–1.15 .03*
 Gender 1.04 0.58–1.89 .89
 Education 0.99 0.89–1.10 .87

Trauma type
 Accidental trauma 1.03 0.61–1.74 .92
 Interpersonal trauma 0.85 0.56–1.30 .85

Self-Medication 4.38 1.81–10.60 .001*

Posttraumatic Stress Disorder 1.81 0.97–3.39 .06
Alcohol Abuse/Dependence 0.25 0.11–0.60 .002*