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Published in final edited form as: Drug Alcohol Depend. 2021 Sep 1;228:109011. doi: 10.1016/j.drugalcdep.2021.109011

Fig. 3. — Trait interactions with gender.

Predicted termination probability by number of days in treatment and PID-5 trait z-score.</p/>Overall, 46 % of age-18 men with mean-level Disinhibition scores (z = 0), but 85 % of age-18 men with highly-elevated Disinhibition (z = +2), are expected to prematurely terminate.

By 61 days, 21 % of age-18 men with mean-level Disinhibition scores (z = 0), but 57 % of age-18 men with highly-elevated Disinhibition (z = +2), are expected to prematurely terminate.

Among age-18 men who terminate treatment, median expected time to termination is 76 days (IQR = 37, 118) when Disinhibition z = 0, but 43 days (IQR = 24, 81) when Disinhibition z = +2.

Fig. 3. — Trait interactions with gender.

Predicted termination probability by number of days in treatment and PID-5 trait z-score.</p/>Overall, 46 % of age-18 men with mean-level Disinhibition scores (z = 0), but 85 % of age-18 men with highly-elevated Disinhibition (z = +2), are expected to prematurely terminate.

By 61 days, 21 % of age-18 men with mean-level Disinhibition scores (z = 0), but 57 % of age-18 men with highly-elevated Disinhibition (z = +2), are expected to prematurely terminate.

Among age-18 men who terminate treatment, median expected time to termination is 76 days (IQR = 37, 118) when Disinhibition z = 0, but 43 days (IQR = 24, 81) when Disinhibition z = +2.