Table 2.

Unstandardized effects of examining intentions as a mediator of the association between theoretical correlates and alcohol-induced blackout cross-sectionally (N=384).

Criterion	Predictor	b	se	Est/se	Exp(b)	p
Blackout Intentions (measure at baseline)	Sex	−.307	.131	−2.354	.736	.019
	Drinks per week	.010	.007	1.397	1.010	.162
	Attitude toward Blackout	.624	.078	7.970	1.866	<.001
	Injunctive Norms for Blackout	.143	.059	2.440	1.154	.015
	Descriptive Norms for Blackout	.013	.003	4.462	1.013	<.001
	Self-Efficacy for not Blackout	−.007	.003	−2.545	.993	.011
Blackout Frequency (measure at baseline)	Sex	−.271	.124	−2.180	.763	.029
	Drinks per week	.016	.005	3.104	1.016	.002
	Attitude toward Blackout	.168	.063	2.687	1.183	.007
	Injunctive Norms for Blackout	.036	.071	.504	1.037	.614
	Descriptive Norms for Blackout	.014	.003	4.848	1.014	<.001
	Self-Efficacy for not Blackout	−.013	.002	−5.743	.987	<.001
	Intention to Blackout	.105	.043	2.475	1.111	.013

Note. Significant findings in bold.