Table 1. Correlation Matrix Between Alcohol-Seeking Measures and Questionnaires.

Measure	% alcohol choice test	Mood-induced alcohol-seeking	BDI	RFDQ negative coping	DMQ-R negative coping	AUDIT	Subjective reactivity
Note. Mood-induced alcohol-seeking was the difference in percentage alcohol choice between baseline and test conditions (positive values indicate a bigger mood-induction effect). AUDIT = Alcohol Use Disorders Inventory; RFDQ = Reasons for Drinking Questionnaire; DMQ-R = Drinking Motives Questionnaire—Revised; BDI = Beck’s Depression Inventory. Boldface text highlights the significant correlations.
% alcohol choice baseline	r = .61	r = −.09	r = .06	r = .24	r = .31	r = .31	r = .02
	p < .001	p = .31	p = .54	p = .01	p = .001	p = .001	p = .87
% alcohol choice test		r = .73	r = .24	r = .32	r = .41	r = .26	r = .21
		p < .001	p = .01	p < .001	p < .001	p = .005	p = .03
Mood-induced alcohol-seeking			r = .25	r = .20	r = .25	r = .06	r = .25
			p = .007	p = .03	p = .007	p = .538	p = .007
BDI				r = .35	r = .37	r = .23	r = −.10
				p < .001	p < .001	p = .01	p = .29
RFDQ negative coping					r = .71	r = .40	r = −.20
					p < .001	p < .001	p = .03
DMQ-R negative coping						r = .54	r = −.13
						p < .001	p = .16
AUDIT							r = .01
							p = .89