Table 2.

Negative Binomial Regression Models Predicting Drinking Outcomes

Predictors	Typical Alcohol Consumptiona			Hazardous Drinkingb
	Exp (b)	SE b	p	Exp (b)	SE b	p
Drinking Identity IAT Model
Sex	0.56	0.36	.101	0.60	0.21	.017
Drinking Identity IAT	3.46	0.50	.014	2.06	0.24	.002
Explicit Drinking Identityc	1.23	0.13	.123	1.28	0.07	.001
Alcohol Identity IAT Model
Sex	0.44	0.29	.004	0.53	0.19	.001
Alcohol Identity IAT	3.00	0.53	.037	1.78	0.30	.056
Explicit Drinking Identity	1.29	0.12	.043	1.31	0.07	<.001
Combined IAT Model
Sex	0.48	0.34	.032	0.53	0.21	.003
Drinking Identity IAT	3.23	0.49	.018	2.28	0.28	.003
Alcohol Identity IAT	2.39	0.62	.158	1.63	0.34	.153

Note. Exp (b) represents exponentiated coefficients. Sex was dummy-coded (0 = men, 1 = women); IAT = Implicit Association Test; higher scores on IATs indicate stronger drinking and alcohol identities;

^anumber of standard drinks derived from the Daily Drinking Questionnaire;

^bsummary score derived from the Alcohol Use Disorders Identification Test;

^cderived from the Alcohol Self-Concept Scale; higher scores indicate greater identification with drinking alcohol.