Table 3.

Association of DSM-5 Alcohol Use Disorder in Previous Year with Individual Sociodemographic and Contextual Characteristics, Among Current Drinkers (n=1,265), Unadjusted and Adjusted Estimates.

	Unadjusted^a			Adjusted
	OR	95%CI		AOR	95%CI

Neighborhood disadvantage (continuous)	1.71	(1.14, 2.57)	^*	1.59	(1.03, 2.46)	^*
Sex (ref: female)	1.00	–		1.00	–
Male	2.66	(1.41, 5.02)	^**	2.55	(1.37, 4.74)	^**
Age (continuous)	1.00	(0.98, 1.01)		0.99	(0.97, 1.00)
Educational level (ref: Some university or more)	1.00	–		1.00	–
Below university	2.55	(1.44, 4.51)	^**	2.22	(1.17, 4.21)	^*
Current employment (ref: employed)	1.00	–		1.00	–
Unemployed	2.29	(1.27, 4.15)	^**	1.57	(0.85, 2.90)
Other (student, homemaker, retired, etc.)	0.45	(0.21, 0.95)	^*	0.66	(0.30, 1.46)
Lived entire life in survey city (ref: yes)	1.00	–		1.00	–
No	0.96	(0.64, 1.44)		1.05	(0.68, 1.63)
Index of financial hardship (continuous)	1.53	(1.17, 2.00)	^**	1.47	(1.12, 1.94)	^**
Border city (ref: yes)	1.00	–		1.00	–
No	1.74	(1.13, 2.67)	^*	2.14	(1.34, 3.43)	^**

Note: OR-Odds ratio; AOR-Adjusted Odds Ratio; Cl-Confidence Interval

Unadjusted estimates by bivariate logistic marginal models, with AUD as dependent variable and each predictor as sole independent variable.

p < 0.05;

^**

p < 0.01;

^***

p < 0.001