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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2019 Oct 1.
Published in final edited form as: Alcohol Clin Exp Res. 2018 Jul 29;42(10):1951–1960. doi: 10.1111/acer.13838

Table 1.

Descriptive Characteristics of the 60 participants in the Study Sample. Data are expressed as mean SD or frequency (%).

Variable All participants (n=60) Primary Startle Participants (n=40) Non-startle Participants (n=20)
Age 22.47 (1.87) 22.73 (2.01) 21.95 (1.47)
Sex (% Female) 50 50 50
% White 57 50 70
% Black 12 15 5
% Asian 20 22.5 15
% Hispanic 5 2.5 10
Number of Drinking Occasions in the past 30 days 10.43 (5.44) 9.93 (4.92) 11.45 (6.38)
Number of Drinks per Occasion 4.07 (1.94) 3.82 (1.84) 4.55 (2.09)

Of the 60 participants, all engaged in alcohol-administration procedures and were involved in the “group” startle condition, and 40 (50% MALE, average age=22.7) served as primary startle participants (see above for description of startle procedures).