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Published in final edited form as: Assessment. 2022 Apr 18;30(4):1125–1139. doi: 10.1177/10731911221089201

Table 6.

Moderation Analyses Examining Main and Interactive Effects of Race on Alcohol-Related Consequences.

Variable	b	SE	p	95% CI
Model 1: frequency of past 12-month drinking
Non-Hispanic White ^a	-.233	.049	<.001	[−0.329, −0.138]
Female sex assigned at birth^b	.060	.025	.017	[0.011, 0.108]
Age	.001	.016	.965	[−0.031, 0.033]
Frequency of drinking	.521	.022	<.001	[0.477, 0.565]
Frequency of Drinking × Race	-.116	.017	<.001	[−0.148, −0.083]
Model 2: frequency of past 12-month intoxication
Non-Hispanic White^a	−0.175	.066	.008	[−0.304, −0.045]
Female sex assigned at birth ^b	.077	.020	<.001	[0.037, 0.117]
Age	−.005	.023	−.228	[−0.051, 0.040]
Frequency of intoxication	.575	.034	<.001	[0.509, 0.641]
Frequency of Intoxication × Race	−.072	.042	.090	[−0.155, 0.011]

Note. AI = American Indian.

AI was the reference group.

Male was the reference group; bolded typeface indicates significance at the p < .001 level.