Table 9.

Model 13 without random variables and riskiness as target variable.

			F	df1	df2	p	Exp. Coefficient
Model fit	Akaike Corrected IC	88.066
	Accuracy	73.7%
Fixed effects	Corrected model		161564623.983	18	345	<0.001
	Age groups		135.814	4	345	<0.001
	Sex		165.920	2	345	<0.001
	Alcohol intoxication		2299285.297	2	345	<0.001
	Age groups × Sex		4906046.901	4	345	<0.001
	Age groups × Alcohol intoxication		115986 170.829	4	345	<0.001
	Sex × Alcohol intoxication		314148 75.741	2	345	<0.001
Fixed coefficients (high-low/high-moderate)	Intercept					<0.001/<0.001	3397396092.479/147712873.586
	15–35					0.967/<0.001	0.876/0.000
	36–65					<0.001/<0.001	0.000/0.000
	65+
	Male					<0.001/<0.001	0.000/0.000
	Female
	Alcohol intoxicated					<0.001/<0.001	0.000/2.424
	Not intoxicated
	15–35 × Male					0.683/<0.001	0.270/107509406.062
	15–35 × Female
	36–65 × Male					<0.001/<0.001	73856436.793/36792950.197
	36–65 × Femalea
	15–35 × Alcohol intoxicated					0.753/<0.001	0.116/0.030
	15–35 × Not intoxicated
	36–65 × Alcohol intoxicated					<0.001/<0.001	74671103.801/0.413
	36–65 × Not intoxicateda
	Male × Alcohol intoxicated					<0.001/ < 0.001	0.250/1.768
	Male × Not intoxicateda

^aRows with redundant coefficients were removed.

Coefficients in blank rows are set to zero because these are redundant.

P-values in bold are significant on a p < 0.05 significance level.