Table 1.

Participant Characteristics

	Total (N=1812)
	n (%)
Gender
Male	561 (31.0%)
Female	1251 (69.0%)
Race
White	1459 (80.5%)
Black or African American	200 (11.0%)
Asian/Pacific Islander	48 (2.6%)
Native American/American Indian	21 (1.2%)
Multiracial	43 (2.4%)
Other	41 (2.3%)
Ethnicity
Hispanic	190 (10.5%)
Marital Status
Married/Living with Someone	1034 (57.1%)
Widowed	58 (3.2%)
Divorced/Separated	267 (14.7%)
Single/Never Married	453 (25.0%)
Income
< $10,000	162 (8.9%)
$10,000 – $34,999	559 (30.8%)
$35,000 – $74,999	679 (37.5%)
More than $75,000	412 (22.7%)
Education
High School or Less	494 (27.3%)
Some college/Associate’s degree	624 (34.4%)
College Degree	452 (24.9%)
School Beyond College	242 (13.4%)
Past Four-Week Pain Severity
None	1 (0.1%)
Very Mild	24 (1.3%)
Mild	258 (14.2%)
Moderate	683 (37.7%)
Severe	602 (33.2%)
Very Severe	244 (13.5%)
Alcohol Use
Yes	1260 (69.5%)
Hazardous Drinkinga
Yes	395 (21.8%)
Prescription Opioid Use
Yes	299 (16.5%)
Prescription Opioid Misuseb
Yes	165 (9.1%)
Co-Use of Alcohol and Prescription Opioids
Yes	208 (11.5%)
Concurrent Hazardous Drinking and Prescription Opioid Misuse
Yes	62 (3.4%)
	M (SD)
Age	43.95 (11.96)
AUDIT - Consumptionc	2.43 (2.67)
AUDIT - Consequencesd	2.12 (4.55)
Daily MEUse	234.02 (674.05)
COMM Scoreb	16.11 (16.27)
Pain-Related Anxietyf	53.11 (24.44)

Note.

^aAlcohol Use Disorder Identification Test – Total Score ≥ 8,

^bCurrent Opioid Misuse Measure (among those prescribed opioids),

^cAlcohol Use Disorder Identification Test – Consumption Subscale,

^dAlcohol Use Disorder Identification Test – Consequences Subscale,

^eMorphine Equivalent Units (among those prescribed opioids),

^fPain Anxiety Symptoms Scale – 20.