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Table 4 Results of the multivariate analysis (random-effect regression) evaluating potential predictors of the change in reaction time before and after the stay inside the recreational site (dependent variable: time change = time after -time before)

From: Correlation between driving-related skill and alcohol use in young-adults from six European countries: the TEN-D by Night Project

 

Regression coefficient

(95% CI)

p

Change in BAC before and after the stay inside the recreational site (BAC after -BAC before), 0.1 g/l increase

0.019

(0.013; 0.025)

< 0.001

Male gender

0.025

(-0.001; 0.052)

0.052

BAC change*Male gender

-0.010

(-0.016; -0.003)

0.004

Drug use

0.029

(-0.010; 0.069)

0.15

BAC*drug use

0.001

(-0.009; 0.011)

0.9

Age, 1-year increase

0.001

(-0.003; 0.005)

0:6

Educational level, ordinal

0.009

(-0.006; 0.025)

0.2

Occupation

   

Student (ref. category)

0

--

--

Employed

-0.009

(-0.036; 0.018)

0.5

Unemployed

-0.019

(-0.060; 0.023)

0.4

Driving licence years

   

No licence (ref. category)

0

--

--

< = 2

0.006

(-0.032; 0.044)

0.8

3-5

0.015

(-0.025; 0.053)

0.5

> 5

0.019

(-0.023; 0.062)

0.4

Arrested because of driving after drinking in the last year

0.001

(-0.001; 0.002)

0.5