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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2019 Jan 1.
Published in final edited form as: Alcohol Clin Exp Res. 2017 Nov 27;42(1):21–31. doi: 10.1111/acer.13526

Table 3.

Summary of results from hierarchical linear regression models predicting Nucleus Accumbens activation during high and low reward/loss anticipation for each of the 5 clusters.

Cluster Distance to TSS Nucleus Accumbens
High Reward Low Reward High Loss Low Loss
ALC HC ALC HC ALC HC ALC HC
β p β p β p β p β p β p β p β p
A -1101 to -886 -.05 .782 -.10 .510 -.08 .619 -.13 .411 .12 .471 -.33 .028 .21 .205 -.31 .057
B -423 to -321 -.05 .780 -.12 .444 -.10 .531 -.06 .702 .01 .941 -.26 .110 -.04 .804 -.30 .069
C 29042 to 29089 .21 .167 .23 .137 .13 .399 .137 .377 .09 .565 .15 .345 .02 .920 -.04 .801
D 29188 to 29292 -.11 .478 .04 .817 -.05 .769 .12 .513 -.17 .267 .17 .359 -.12 .429 .29 .126
E 50868 to 50969 .14 .366 -.18 .246 .19 .221 -.24 .123 -.11 .476 -.19 .226 .05 .765 -.16 .331

Note: ALC = alcohol-dependent group, HC = healthy control group. Boldface indicates significant differences between ALC and HC group as indicated by a significant interaction between group and cluster methylation in linear regression model (alpha set at p < .05).