Table 2.

Odds ratios and associated confidence intervals from univariate and multivariate interactive models predicting urge to smoke and cigarette effects.

	Univariate Model		Multivariate Interactive Model
Dependent Measure	Alcohol		Alcohol		Recent Smoking		Alcohol × Recent Smoking
	OR	95% CI	OR	95% CI	OR	95% CI	OR	95% CI
Urge	1.75***	1.49 – 2.05	1.55**	1.19 – 2.01	6.19***	5.58 – 6.88	0.83	0.59 – 1.17
Rush/Buzz	1.31*	1.02 – 1.68	1.83**	1.22 – 2.74	1.83***	1.56 – 2.16	0.59*	0.36 – 0.97
Good Taste	1.27***	1.13 – 1.42	1.31***	1.09 – 1.57	1.29***	1.20 – 1.38	0.87	0.69 – 1.09
Pleasant	1.31***	1.13 – 1.51	1.12	0.89 – 1.40	1.36***	1.25 – 1.49	0.80	0.60 – 1.06
Relaxing	1.23**	1.06 – 1.43	0.91	0.72 – 1.16	1.44***	1.31 – 1.58	1.17	0.87 – 1.59
Reduced Urge	1.17*	1.03 – 1.32	1.41**	1.16 – 1.71	1.29***	1.20 – 1.39	0.65***	0.51 – 0.84

Note:

^*p<.05,

^**p<.01,

^***p<.001.

In the univariate models, alcohol consumption was the sole predictor. The multivariate interactive models controlled for situational variables listed in Table 1 (including recent smoking) and included an alcohol × recent smoking interaction term.