Table 2.

Correlations among time-varying values for key study variables

	(3)	(4)	(5)	(6)	(7)	(8)	(9)	(10)	(11)	(12)	(13)
(1) Low social status	1	1	0.311*	0.011	−0.236*	0.322*	0.157*	0.202*	0.270*	−0.019	0.332*
(2) Unstable housing	0.488*	0.316*	0.210*	0.322*	−0.417*	0.287*	0.095*	0.186*	0.196*	0.038	0.448*
(3) Unemployed	1	0.273*	0.332*	−0.057	−0.232*	0.128*	0.178*	0.236*	0.267*	−0.004	0.302*
(4) High-poverty neighborhood		1	0.267*	0.152*	−0.158*	0.574*	0.027	0.112*	0.150*	−0.038	0.150*
(5) Low educationa			1	−0.056	−0.094*	0.302*	0.043	0.154*	0.162*	−0.077*	0.076
(6) Maleb				1	−0.014	0.166*	0.013	0.020	−0.103*	−0.024	0.117*
(7) Married/partneredc					1	−0.134*	−0.011	−0.160*	−0.109*	−0.055*	−0.094*
(8) Minority race/ethnicityb,d						1	−0.061*	0.127*	0.062	−0.046*	0.058
(9) ASI alcohol problems							1	0.202*	0.343*	−0.115*	0.381*
(10) Any co-morbid drug problemse								1	0.459*	−0.053*	0.207*
(11) Any co-morbid psychiatric problemse									1	−0.037	0.345*
(12) # AA meetings attended										1	0.152*
(13) Returned to alcohol treatmentf											1

Tetrachoric correlations among dichotomous indicators; Pearson's correlations for continuous variables indicated with italics.

*P < 0.05

^aReferent: At least a high school diploma or GED.

^bBaseline value (not time-varying).

^cReferent: Single, divorced or widowed.

^dReferent: White/Caucasian.

^eReferent: No problems.

^fReferent: Did not go to treatment in past year.