. 2017 Jan 18;7:214. doi: 10.3389/fpsyt.2016.00214

Table 1.

Baseline sociodemographic characteristics in abstinent alcohol use disorders patients and controls.

Variable		Group
Variable		Alcohol (N = 85)	Control (N = 55)	p-Value
Age [mean (SD)]	Years	47.16 (7.27)	45.20 (9.97)	0.211^a
BMI [mean (SD)]	kg/m²	25.69 (3.86)	24.82 (3.38)	0.177^a
Sex [N (%)]	Women	27 (31.8)	21 (38.2)	0.469^b
Sex [N (%)]	Men	58 (68.2)	34 (61.8)	0.469^b
Marital status [N (%)]	Single	28 (32.9)	26 (47.3)	0.012^b
	Married/cohabiting	27 (31.8)	22 (40.0)
	Divorced/separated/widowed	30 (35.3)	7 (12.7)
Education [N (%)]	≤Primary/elementary	24 (28.2)	10 (18.2)	0.227^b
Education [N (%)]	≥Secondary	61 (71.8)	45 (81.8)	0.227^b
Occupation [N (%)]	Employed	47 (55.3)	42 (76.4)	0.012^b
Occupation [N (%)]	Unemployed	38 (44.7)	13 (23.6)	0.012^b
Psychological/psychiatric support [N (%)]	No	0 (0.0)	52 (94.5)	<0.001^b
Psychological/psychiatric support [N (%)]	Yes	85 (100)	3 (5.5)	<0.001^b

BMI, body mass index.

Bold numbers denote significant differences (p < 0.05).

^ap-Value from Student’s t-test.

^bp-Value from Fisher’s exact test or chi-square test.