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. 2019 Jun 30;80(3):331–339. doi: 10.15288/jsad.2019.80.331

Table 2.

Descriptive statistics on the variables in the multilevel models predicting unplanned heavy drinking

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Variable Cases na M (SD) or % Range
Mood model
 Level 2 (between person)
  Female birth sex 339 52.80% 0–1
  Age (at baseline) 339 19.71 (1.25) 18–24
  Fraternity/sorority membership 339 54.87% 0–1
  Alcohol use (person mean) 339 5.37 (2.27) 1.00–14.67
  Positive mood (person mean) 339 5.42 (0.88) 1.88–8.20
  Negative mood (person mean) 339 3.45 (1.08) 1.00–7.70
 Level 1 (within person)
  Alcohol use (number of drinks) 3,080 5.31 (3.36) 1–24
  Time trend (i.e., study quarter) 3,080 1.32 (1.12) 0–3
  Weekend 3,080 58.25% 0–1
  Positive mood 3,080 5.36 (1.32) 1–9
  Negative mood 3,080 3.38 (1.53) 1–9
Context model
 Level 2 (between person)
  Female birth sex 341 53.08% 0–1
  Age (at baseline) 341 19.71 (1.25) 18–24
  Fraternity/sorority membership 341 54.84% 0–1
  Alcohol use (person mean) 341 5.44 (2.20) 1–12.80
 Level 1 (within person)
  Alcohol use (number of drinks) 3,743 5.43 (3.41) 1–26
  Time trend (i.e., study quarter) 3,743 1.36 (1.12) 0–3
  Weekend 3,743 59.15% 0–1
  Special occasion or event 3,743 15.60% 0–1
  Drinking with others (vs. alone) 3,743 93.13% 0–1
  Location 3,743
   Drinking at home 40.40% ref.
   Drinking at a bar or party 49.51% 0–1
   Drinking at another location 10.10% 0–1

Notes: Ref. = reference.

a

At Level 2, number of cases refers to the number of participants. At Level 1, number of cases refers to the number of days.