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Table 1 Frequency distribution of study variables

From: Social interactions, trust and risky alcohol consumption

Variable

Mean

Standard deviation

p-values

Alcohol consumption (mean volume; grams of pure alcohol per day)

12.28

19.05

 

Heavy episodic drinking (%)

0.70

0.46

 

Social interaction with

   

 Colleague

3.06

2.09

0.22***

 Female friend

2.98

1.51

0.02

 Male friend

2.74

1.53

0.24***

Social support

3.43

0.65

0.06**

General trust

3.19

0.71

0.07***

Membership in organisation

0.57

0.49

0.08***

Age group

   

 15–29

18.3 %

  

 30–45

26.8 %

  

 46–64

36.9 %

  

 65+

18.1 %

  

Income

   

 ≤100,000

15.1 %

  

 100,000–199,999

21.6 %

  

 200,000–299,999

21.3 %

  

 300,000–399,999

20.4 %

  

 ≥400,000

21.8 %

  

Education

   

 Low

22.5 %

  

 Middle

37.3 %

  

 High

40.2 %

  

Employment

   

 Employed

55.7 %

  

 Student

10.1 %

  

 Unemployed

2.3 %

  

 Pensioner

24.2 %

  

 Other

7.7 %

  

Civil status

   

 Married/lived with partner

73.4 %

  

 Widowed/divorced/separated

10.5 %

  

 Single

16.0 %

  

Lived with under 18 child

0.32

0.47

0.05*

  1. Note: Mean value and standard deviations are reported for drinking, activity in organisation, and family status variables. The p-values are for spearman correlation performed between heavy episodic drinking and the respective variables
  2. *p < 0.05;**p < 0.01;***p < 0.001