. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2020 Jul 1.

Published in final edited form as: Alcohol Clin Exp Res. 2019 May 2;43(7):1384–1390. doi: 10.1111/acer.14038

Table 4.

Pearson Product Moment Correlations of SRE-5 and SRE-T values to Maximum Drinks and Number of DSM-IV Alcohol Problems for Fathers, Mothers, Sons and Daughters

	Maximum Drinks			Alcohol Problems
Group	SRE-5	SRE-T	SRE-5 vs. SRE-T Difference^*	SRE-5	SRE-T	SRE-5 vs. SRE-T Difference^*

Parents

Fathers (N=107)	.28^b	.54^c	3.91^c	.10	.33^c	3.15^b

Mothers (N=88)	.37^c	.64^c	5.00 ^c	.42^c	.53^c	1.91^x

Parent Combined (N=195)	.41 ^c	.66^c	7.56^c	.31^c	.49^c .55 ^c	4.78^c

Offspring

Sons (N=115)	.67^c	.84^c	4.72^c	.60^c	.72^c	2.71^b

Daughters (N=97)	.43^c	.69^c	5.51^c	.42^c	.64^c	4.43^c

Offspring Combined (N=212)	.61^c	.81^c	8.22^c	.54^c	.69^c	5.12^c

Parents Combined vs. Offspring Combined	2.73^b	3.34^c		2.84^b	3.12^b

Abbreviations are described in Table 1.

Both SRE variables were square root transformed, maximum drinks variable was log transformed, and alcohol problems variable was inverse transformed.

Difference between SRE-5 and SRE-T correlations with maximum drinks and (separately) for number of alcohol problems for fathers, mothers, parents combined and sons, daughters and offspring combined as evaluated by z-scores for the differences.

Superscript:

= p < .05

= p < .01

= p < .001

= p <.057.