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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2022 Nov 1.
Published in final edited form as: Addiction. 2021 Dec 3;117(5):1284–1294. doi: 10.1111/add.15740

Table 5.

Three-way Interactions Among Lagged Stress, Racial Identity, and ADHD History in Relation to Subsequent Alcohol Craving

Model 4 Model 5
Black White
Stress X Race X ADHD Stress X ADHD ADHD No ADHD Stress X ADHD ADHD No ADHD
B SE p B SE p B SE p B SE p B SE p B SE p B SE p
Stress (BETWEEN-person) .02 .13 .872 −.02 .13 .900 .21 .06 .001 .22 .11 .040 .03 .07 .656 .07 .04 .089 .04 .06 .544
Stress (WITHIN-person) .04 .03 .146 −.04 .02 .141 .02 .02 .172 .06 .02 .001 .01 .02 .736 −.01 .01 .633 −.01 .01 .382

Notes. Three-level multilevel models (clustered on study ID and study day; random slope for number of days in study) estimated with maximum likelihood estimation. Models included all covariates. Interactions probed by first running models separately for Black and White drinkers and then rotating the reference group for ADHD history. Racial identity is abbreviated to race in the table. Bolded entries are statistically significant. N = 225 (reduced from full N of 229 because 4 individuals did not have valid data for both stress and craving at the subsequent EMA time point).