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. 2018 Mar 30;59(1):E48–E62. doi: 10.15167/2421-4248/jpmh2018.59.1.780

Tab. III.

Another descriptive and bivariate analyses of alcohol use characteristics among male and female students who had experimented with alcohol.

Total*
N = 33113
%a (nb)
Men**
N = 9853
%a (nb)
Women**
N = 23260
%a (nb)
p
Not able to stop drinking once you had started (Yes) < 0.0001
< 1 time per month 9.3
(2,882)
11.0
(1,073)
8.0
(1,809)
≥ 1 time per month 6.9
(1,851)
10.2
(931)
4.3
(920)
Failed to do what was normally expected from you
because of drinking (Yes)
< 0.0001
< 1 time per month 14.0
(4,348)
16.4
(1,580)
12.1
(2,768)
≥ 1 time per month 4.9
(1,326)
7.3
(649)
3.2
(677)
Had a feeling of guilt or remorse after drinking (Yes) < 0.0001
< 1 time per month 19.9
(6,402)
21.3
(2,055)
18.9
(4,347)
≥ 1 time per month 6.0
(1,688)
7.8
(699)
4.6
(989)
Unable to remember what happened the night before because you had been drinking (Yes) < 0.0001
< 1 time per month 18.5
(5,752)
22.6
(2,228)
15.3
(3,524)
≥ 1 time per month 6.0
(1,671)
8.8
(856)
3.8
(815)
Have you ever felt you should cut down on your drinking? (Yes) 14.7
(4,303)
18.6
(1,721)
11.6
(2,582)
< 0.0001
Have people annoyed you by criticising your drinking? (Yes) 10.7
(3,033)
15.8
(1,505)
6.8
(1,528)
< 0.0001
Have you ever felt you are drinking too much? (Yes) 17.3
(5,139)
22.7
(2,169)
13.2
(2,970)
< 0.0001
Have you ever had a drink first thing in the morning to steady your nerves or to get rid of a hangover (eye opener)? (Yes) 1.2
(309)
1.9
(164)
0.7
(145)
< 0.0001
CAGE-Alcohol positivec 12.8
(3,716)
17.3
(1,619)
9.4
(2,097)
< 0.0001

a = percentage

b = number of individuals with that response category

c = with at least two positive answers

* = data weighted on gender and academic division

** = data weighted on academic division.