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Published in final edited form as: J Soc Pers Relat. 2017 Aug 24;36(1):244–268. doi: 10.1177/0265407517726183

Table 2.

Unadjusted outcomes for total sample and split by sexual identity, racial/ethnic group, and relationship status (N = 665).

	Total (N = 665)		Sexual Identity (n = 665)					Relationship status (n = 665)

			Lesbian (n = 490)		Bisexual (n = 175)		χ² p	Cohabiting (n = 255)		Non cohabiting (n = 150)		Single (n= 260)		χ² p
	n	%	n	%	n	%		n	%	n	%	n	%
Heavy Drinking							5.376							8.914
Yes	121	18.2%	79	16.1%^*	42	24.0%^*	0.02	33	12.9%^*	28	18.7%	60	23.1%^*	0.012
No	544	81.8%	411	83.9%	133	76.0%		222	12.9%	122	81.3%	200	76.9%
Any Alcohol Problems							5.638							12.631
Yes	185	27.8%	125	26.3%^*	60	35.9%^*	0.018	53	21.4%^*	54	37.5%^*	78	31.1%	0.002
No	458	68.9%	351	73.7%	107	64.1%		195	78.6%	90	62.5%	173	68.9%
Any Dependence Symptoms							14.527							16.538
Yes	171	25.7%	108	22.5%^*	63	37.5%^*	< .0001	45	18.0%	52	35.6%	74	29.2%	< .0001
No	478	71.9%	373	77.5%	105	62.5%		205	82.0%^*	94	64.4%^*	179	70.8%
Heavy Episodic Drinking							3.593							6.063
Yes	271	40.8%	300	61.3%	93	53.1%	0.058	89	34.9%^*	65	43.6%	117	45.0%^*	0.048
No	393	59.1%	189	38.7%	82	46.9%		166	65.1%	84	56.4%	143	55.0%

Note:

^*

indicates pairwise comparisons significant.