TABLE 4.

Effect of rate on experiencing a consequence

Predictors	Any consequence
	Model 2a			Model 2b
	OR	CI	p	OR	CI	p
Peak hour rate (2a) | Daily rate (2b)	1.43	1.31 – 1.56	<0.001	1.33	1.11 – 1.58	0.001
Excess drinks (2a) | # drinks (2b)	1.18	1.13 – 1.22	<0.001	1.21	1.17 – 1.25	<0.001
Co-use	1.16	0.91 – 1.48	0.222	1.17	0.92 – 1.49	0.204
School (A)a	0.89	0.59 – 1.35	0.579	0.89	0.59 – 1.35	0.574
School (B)a	1.25	0.83 – 1.88	0.277	1.24	0.82 – 1.86	0.301
Malea	0.79	0.56 – 1.10	0.162	0.78	0.56 – 1.09	0.146
Age 21a	1.30	0.90 – 1.87	0.165	1.30	0.90 – 1.88	0.164
Non-whitea	0.87	0.58 – 1.33	0.530	0.89	0.59 – 1.36	0.600
Hispanic/Latinxa	0.87	0.48 – 1.59	0.657	0.86	0.47 – 1.58	0.636
Weekend	1.55	1.26 – 1.91	<0.001	1.58	1.28 – 1.95	<0.001
Other drug use	1.47	0.98 – 2.21	0.062	1.42	0.95 – 2.13	0.090
Drink start time (ref: before 4:00 pm)	1.32	1.00 – 1.75	0.053	1.29	0.97 – 1.71	0.083
Liquor	2.19	1.73 – 2.78	<0.001	2.21	1.75 – 2.80	<0.001
Between-person: Peak hour ratea (2a) | Daily ratea (2b)	0.87	0.72 – 1.06	0.159	0.80	0.51 – 1.24	0.313

Note: N = 318 participants, 3110 daily observations. Statistically significant effects (p < 0.05) are in bold typeface.

^aBetween-person variable. Peak hour rate = number of drinks consumed in the peak hour of drinking, Daily rate = total number of drinks consumed in a day divided by hours spent drinking, # Drinks = total number of drinks, Excess drinks = number of drinks consumed in excess of the number consumed in the peak hour.