Correlates of Alcoholic Blackout Experience



Correlates of Alcoholic Blackout Experience

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Table 1. Problem severity and other characteristics of 67 alcohol dependent patients according to the presence (n =39) or
absence (n = 28) of blackouts

Blackouts

Morning
Drinking

Withdrawal
Symptoms*

Loss of Control*

Physical
Complications

GGT

Duration of Problem

Drinking

(Years)

Duration of
Treatment
(Days)

Present Absent

Present Absent

Present Absent

Present Absent

Normal Abnormal

Present

57      43

80      20

69       31

18        82

73        27

10.0 (7.4)

130

n = 39

(191)

Absent

35      65

52      48

36       64

39        61

71        29

7.7 (4.9)

144

n = 28

(219)

Note. The two duration variables are continuous. The remainder are dichotomous. Dichotomous variables are presented as
percentages.

* p < .05. 2-tailed Chi Square test.

All other comparisons p > .05 by Chi Square or 2-tailed t test.



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