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. 2020 Jan 24;22(1):e15438. doi: 10.2196/15438

Table 4.

Effects of the Alerta Alcohol program on binge drinking, heavy episodic drinking, weekly consumption, and any consumption in the complete model.

Variable Binge drinkinga (N=586) Heavy episodic drinkinga (N=612) Weekly consumptionb (N=589) Any consumptiona (N=589)

ORc (95% CI) P value OR (95% CI) P value B (SE) P value 95% CI OR (95% CI) P value
Condition (control vs experimental) 1.106 (0.730-1.674) .63 9.129 (1.107-75.259) .04 –0.244 (0.385) .53 –1.000-0.511 0.866 (0.506-1.484) .60
Gender (male vs female) N/Ad N/A 3.394 (0.669-17.223) .14 N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A
Family affluence









Low versus high 3.365 (1.058-10.704) .04 N/A N/A –1.503 (0.921) .10 –3.313-0.306 3.401 (0.710-16.129) .13

Medium versus high 1.309 (0.841-2.036) .23 N/A N/A 0.410 (0.325) .21 –0.228-1.048 1.801 (0.987-3.289) .06
Consumption behavior preteste 11.986 (7.951-18.069) <.001 8.360 (0.820-85.239) .07 0.502 (0.044) <.001 0.416-0.589 59.518 (34.789-101.823) <.001

aLogistic regression.

bLinear mixed regression.

cOR: odds ratio.

dNot applicable.

eConsumption behavior—binge drinking, heavy episodic drinking, weekly consumption, and any consumption—at the pretest evaluation.