Table 3.

Self-reported and TAC drinking classifications

		Self-Reported Drinking Classifications			Total
		None	Moderate	Heavy
TAC Classifications	None	366 (91.73%) n = 30	96 (48.98%) n = 27	16 (12.50%) n = 11	478 (66.11%)
	Low	10 (2.51%) n = 7	11 (5.61%) n = 8	1 (0.78%) n = 1	22 (3.04%)
	Moderate	8 (2.00%) n = 7	32 (16.33%) n = 15	4 (3.13%) n = 3	44 (6.09%)
	Heavy	15 (3.76%) n = 6	57 (29.08%) n = 20	107 (83.60%) n = 22	179 (24.76%)
	Total	399 (55.19%)	196 (27.11%)	128 (17.70%)	723
	AMS Confirmed Events	2 (0.50%)	29 (14.80%)	87 (67.97%)	118

Note. The counts and percentages represent the number days for each category. The number of participants can be found below the counts to indicate how many participants were responsible for the number of instances of the particular category. 148 days of self-reported drinking are missing due to non-reporting; as a result, the total number of possible days for correspondence is 722 (total reported days = 870). TAC Classifications: None: ≤ 2 TAC points above zero; Low: 3 or more TAC points > 0, but no points > 0.01 g/dl; Moderate: ≥ 3 TAC points above 0 and ≥ 1 TAC point above 0.01 g/dl but < 2 points above 0.02 g/dl; and Heavy: 2 or more readings > 0.02 g/dl. Self-reported Classifications: None: no drinking; Moderate: > 0 drinks but < 5 drinks for men/4 drinks for women; and Heavy: ≥ 5 drinks for men/≥ 4 drinks for women