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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2021 Jun 1.
Published in final edited form as: J Consult Clin Psychol. 2020 Feb 17;88(6):541–553. doi: 10.1037/ccp0000492

Table 1.

Participant baseline demographic, drinking, and psychological conditions

Full Sample (N = 99) GN-CBT (N = 55) FS-CBT (N = 44)

M/N (SD)/% M/N (SD)/% M/N (SD)/%

Age 47.88   (8.85) 48.24   (8.45) 47.43   (9.41)
Education 15.09   (2.50) 15.22   (2.57) 14.93   (2.42)
Household Income (thousands) 96.62 (60.44) 97.97 (46.16) 94.91 (75.20)
Employed 53 53.54% 28 50.91% 25 56.82%
White, Non-Hispanic 91 91.92% 52 94.55% 39 88.64%

Mean N of Alcohol Abuse & Dependence Symptoms (of 11)   8.48   (1.82)   8.60   (1.78)   8.34   (1.88)
Percent Drinking Days 70.99 (28.77) 69.51 (29.61) 72.83 (27.91)
Percent Heavy Drinking Days1 53.18 (34.14) 55.07 (33.47) 50.81 (35.20)
Drinks Per Drinking Day   6.83   (3.94)   7.07   (4.28)   6.52   (3.49)

>1 Current Axis-I Disorder 45 45.45% 29 52.73% 16 36.36%
 Current MDD2 or Dysthymia 34 34.34% 24 43.64% 10 22.73%
≥1 Current anxiety disorder 33 33.33% 19 34.54% 14 31.82%

Note: GN-CBT = Gender-neutral cognitive-behavioral therapy. FS-CBT = Female-specific cognitive-behavioral therapy. No significant differences were noted between FS-CBT and GN-CBT on independent samples t test or Fisher’s exact test.

1

Defined for women as ≥4 standard drinks within a day

2

MDD is Major Depressive Disorder