. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2022 Feb 1.

Published in final edited form as: Alcohol Clin Exp Res. 2021 Jan 29;45(2):446–456. doi: 10.1111/acer.14535

Table 3.

Correlation estimates and standard errors for the intercept and slope parameters from bivariate latent growth models of alcohol behavior (alcohol QF, heavy drinking, AUD Symptoms) and impulsivity risk factors (lack of planning, general sensation seeking, alcohol enhancement expectancies).

Alcohol Behavior	Lack of Planning	General Sensation Seeking	Enhancement Expectancies
		Intercept Correlations
Alcohol QF	.46 (.06)^***	.29 (.07)^***	.61 (.04)^***
Heavy Drinking	.43 (.06)^***	.29 (.07)^***	.71 (.03)^***
AUD Symptoms	.39 (.06)^***	.41 (.07)^***	.61 (.05)^***

		Slope Correlations (Waves 1-4)
Alcohol QF	.27 (.14)	.31 (.17)	.48 (.11)^***
Heavy Drinking	.63 (.18)^***	.61 (.21)^**	.70 (.12)^***
AUD Symptoms	.23 (.15)	.48 (.18)^**	.45 (.12)^***

		Slope Correlations (Waves 4-7)
Alcohol QF	.21 (.13)	.11 (.14)	.45 (.12)^***
Heavy Drinking	.34 (.14)^*	.29 (.12)^*	.51 (.10)^***
AUD Symptoms	.16 (.14)	.46 (.14)^**	.61 (.12)^***

Note: Standard errors are in parentheses.

^***

p<.001,

^**

p<.01,

p<.05. One set of models included lack of planning and general sensation seeking. Another set of models included lack of planning and enhancement expectancies (as a measure of alcohol-specific sensation seeking).