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. 2018 Nov 12;79(5):702–709. doi: 10.15288/jsad.2018.79.702

Table 3.

Heteroskedastic censored regression models of 6-month frequencies of driving within 4 hours of drinking (n = 4,650) and driving after drinking “too much” to drive safely (n = 1,892)

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Driving within 4 hours of drinking (DAD)
Driving after drinking “too much” to drive safely (AID)
Measures b z p* bXa b z p* bXa
Constant -1.4758 -4.467 <.001 -7.5371 -5.52 <.001
Drinking frequencyb 0.0588 2.17 .030 1.84
Driving after drinkingb 0.0863 8.43 <.001 0.54
Drinking contexts (frequencies)
 Home -0.0607 -2.16 .031 -1.44
 Bar 0.1418 1.97 .049 0.56
 Restaurant 0.2694 5.60 <.001 0.77
 Party 0.0807 2.11 .035 0.14
Cognitive social
 Impulsivity -0.1980 -1.70 n.s. 0.3083 1.42 n.s.
 Tolerance of deviance 0.0482 0.60 n.s. -0.2062 -0.57 n.s.
 Risky driving 0.5288 6.05 <.001 0.0613 0.30 n.s.
 DUI networks 0.0149 0.18 n.s. 0.5986 3.45 .001
Heteroskedasticity
 F 0.0350 13.55 <.001 0.0038 2.30 .022
 F2 -0.0001 -8.29 <.001 -0.0001 -2.60 .009
 V-F 0.0012 3.03 .002 0.0014 3.51 .000
SD 2.0991 13.95 <.001 2.8999 0.364 .796
a

Predicted value at mean for ecological measures; cognitive social measures centered at zero.

b

Exposure related to drinking frequencies or frequencies of driving within 4 hours of drinking.

*

p < .05 two-tailed tests reported.