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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2021 Jan 1.
Published in final edited form as: Alcohol Clin Exp Res. 2019 Dec 3;44(1):159–167. doi: 10.1111/acer.14230

Table 1.

Sample characteristics

CTNA
(n = 371)
TTURC
(n = 386)
Combined Sample
(N = 757)
Demographics
 Female 43.40% 44.56% 49.54%
 ≥12 years of education 98.60% 92.11% 95.24%
 Age 28.85 (9.25) 36.65(11.76) 32.85 (11.30)
 Race
  Black 14.56% 22.83% 18.67%
  Asian/Pacific Islander 4.04% 0.54% 2.30%
  Native American/Alaskan - 1.36% 0.68%
  Multi-ethnic - 1.90% 0.95%
  White 77.09% 69.84% 73.48%
  Other 4.31% 3.53% 3.92%
Hispanic Ethnicity 7.59% 9.04% 8.50%
Substance use
 Alcohol use frequency
  1-11 annually 4.23% 20.86% 12.76%
  1-3 monthly 21.13% 23.80% 22.50%
  1-2 weekly 26.76% 26.20% 26.47%
  3-4 weekly 14.08% 16.31% 15.23%
  5-6 weekly 22.54% 6.42% 14.27%
  Daily 11.27% 6.42% 8.78%
 Drinks per day
  1 12.11% 15.03% 13.59%
  2 23.94% 32.51% 28.29%
  3-4 26.48% 23.22% 24.83%
  5-6 19.15% 15.03% 17.06%
  7+ 18.31% 14.21% 16.23%
 SIP alcohol consequences
  Physical 1.35 (1.86) 0.56 (1.28) 0.94 (1.64)
  Interpersonal 0.75 (1.52) 0.42 (1.42) 0.58 (1.48)
  Intrapersonal 1.46 (1.87) 0.69 (1.56) 1.06 (1.76)
  Impulse control 1.51 (1.46) 0.72 (1.28) 1.10 (1.43)
  Social responsibility 1.42 (1.99) 0.60 (1.63) 1.00 (1.86)
  SIP total 6.48 (7.67) 2.98 (6.49) 4.67 (67.29)
 Current smoker 22.10% 82.90% 53.10%
 Family history of AUD 50.67% 43.01% 46.76%
Impulsivity
 BSCS: Impulse control 13.87 (3.42) 9.42 (3.43) 11.58 (4.08)
 BIS
  Poor self-regulation 8.49 (2.24) 8.40 (2.29) 8.44 (2.26)
  Impulsive behavior 7.58 (2.07) 7.28 (2.17) 7.42 (2.13)
 BIS-BAS
  Inhibition 11.38(2.28) 11.07 (2.51) 11.21 (2.41)
  Drive 8.92 (1.76) 8.82 (2.01) 8.86 (1.90)

Note. BSCS = Brief Self-Control Scale. BIS = Barratt Impulsiveness Scale. BISBAS = Behavioral Inhibition System/Behavioral Activation System. SIP = Short Inventory of Problems. AUD = alcohol use disorder. CTNA = The Center for the Translational Neuroscience of Alcohol sample. TTURC = The Transdisciplinary Tobacco Use Research Center sample.