Table 2.

Cross-sectional indirect effects of stress on binge drinking and negative consequences of drinking through drinking motives.

Men						95% BC CI
	Occupational Stress	➔	Coping Motives	➔	Negative Consequences	.006	.436
	Occupational Stress	➔	Social Motives	➔	Negative Consequences	.060	.440
	Relationship Stress	➔	Coping Motives	➔	Negative Consequences	−.043	.273
	Relationship Stress	➔	Social Motives	➔	Negative Consequences	−.115	.265
	Occupational Stress	➔	Coping Motives	➔	Binge Drinking	.019	.176
	Occupational Stress	➔	Social Motives	➔	Binge Drinking	.033	.218
	Relationship Stress	➔	Coping Motives	➔	Binge Drinking	−.032	.095
	Relationship Stress	➔	Social Motives	➔	Binge Drinking	−.060	.126
Women
	Occupational Stress	➔	Coping Motives	➔	Negative Consequences	−.161	.040
	Occupational Stress	➔	Social Motives	➔	Negative Consequences	−.120	.021
	Relationship Stress	➔	Coping Motives	➔	Negative Consequences	.000	.410
	Relationship Stress	➔	Social Motives	➔	Negative Consequences	−.011	.200
	Occupational Stress	➔	Coping Motives	➔	Binge Drinking	−.036	.005
	Occupational Stress	➔	Social Motives	➔	Binge Drinking	−.056	.010
	Relationship Stress	➔	Coping Motives	➔	Binge Drinking	−.017	.090
	Relationship Stress	➔	Social Motives	➔	Binge Drinking	.002	.094

Note: Bold values indicate a significant indirect effect.