Table 1.

Associations between age 29/30 drinking intensity and past-5-year alcohol use disorder symptoms at age 35

Variable	Bivariate associations			Multivariable associations
	OR	[95% CI]	p	AOR	[95% CI]	p
Age 29/30 alcohol use
No/low (0–4) drinking	(ref.)			(ref.)
Binge (5–9) drinking	5.76	[3.96, 8.38]	<.001	5.61	[3.79, 8.30]	<.001
High-intensity (10+) drinking	13.11	[7.35, 23.36]	<.001	12.26	[6.70, 22.41]	<.001
Age 18 covariates
Male (vs. female)	1.39	[1.06, 1.82]	.016	0.98	[0.72, 1.35]	.920
White (vs. non-White)	2.01	[1.95, 2.08]	<.001	0.93	[0.63, 1.36]	.709
Parents college degree (vs. no college degree)	1.56	[1.19, 2.04]	.001	1.41	[1.03, 1.91]	.029
Age 29/30 covariates
College graduate (vs. non)	1.37	[1.02, 1.85]	.039	1.26	[0.90, 1.76]	.185
Married (vs. not)	0.62	[0.47, 0.83]	.001	0.81	[0.57, 1.17]	.265
Any children (vs. none)	0.67	[0.50, 0.89]	.007	1.01	[0.71, 1.43]	.970
Employeda	1.53	[0.97, 2.41]	.067	1.26	[0.78, 2.04]	.338
Year of age 35 data collection
2010–2012	(ref.)			(ref.)
2013–2015	1.21	[0.87, 1.68]	.252	1.13	[0.79, 1.63]	.501
2016–2018	1.49	[1.07, 2.09]	.020	1.24	[0.85, 1.81]	.272

Notes: Unweighted n = 1,253. OR = bivariate odds ratio; AOR = adjusted multivariable odds ratio; CI = confidence interval; ref. = reference.

^aEmployed defined as having two or more jobs, one full-time job, or one part-time job versus full-time homemaker, laid off or waiting to start a job, or no paid employment at all during the first full week of March.