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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2018 Dec 1.
Published in final edited form as: Addiction. 2017 Jun 26;112(12):2112–2121. doi: 10.1111/add.13870

Table 3.

Frequencies and Means for Demographic and Baseline Characteristics by Latent Classes

Class 1:
Persistent
Heavy
Drinkers
Class 2:
Relapse to
Heavy
Drinking
Class 3:
Heavy &
Low Risk
Drinking
Class 4:
Heavy
Drinking &
Abstinence
Class 5:
Consistent
Low Risk
Drinking
Class 6:
Abstinence
& Low Risk
Drinking
Class 7:
Abstainers
Sex % Male 70.1 ab 79.3 c 66.1 b 72.7 abc 64.1 b 71.0 abc 75.9 ac
Race % White 86.6 ab 83.4 abcd 78.4 bd 81.8 abcd 89.8 a 77.9 cd 79.6 cd
Marital status % Married 37.3 ab 32.7 b 41.5 abcde 39.3 abe 53.5 d 48.1 cde 43.0 ace
Age 40.8 ab 39.6 a 42.3 bc 41.0 bc 46.5 d 41.1 a 43.0 c
Proportion of heavy drinkers in social network 0.17 a 0.16 ab 0.12 b 0.15 ab 0.10 c 0.12 bc 0.14 b
Drinks per day in week prior to baseline 9.6 a 12.5 b 5.6 c 9.0 a 5.2 c 5.9 c 10.9 d
Alcohol dependence severity score 0.07 a 0.36 b −0.20 c 0.15 a −0.49 d −0.33 cd 0.05 a
Negative mood symptoms score 0.75 a 0.27 b 0.14 bc 0.61 a 0.07 bc −0.05 c 0.06 c

Note. Means in each row that share a subscript are not significantly different from each other. Statistical tests were based on χ2 tests for binary variables and Tukey post hoc comparisons for continuous variables.