Sentences with phrase «drinking status»

It is also important to examine drinking status as well as the amount of alcohol consumed as older adults may be more affected by lower levels of alcohol use than younger adults.

This study moves beyond the previous literature by examining drinking among older rather than younger couples, focusing on negative marital quality, and by considering drinking status as well as amount of consumption.

This study examined trends in drinking status among U.S. adults 60 years of age and older.

First, we considered whether drinking status (i.e., any alcohol consumption vs. no alcohol consumption) of both members of the couple was associated with Wave 2 negative marital quality (W2ANegQualij) after controlling for negative marital quality in Wave 1 (W1ANegqual) ij.

First, we examined whether Wave 1 drinking status predicted negative marital quality in Wave 2 controlling for Wave 1 negative marital quality (Table 2; Model 1).

This study expands on the previous literature and shows that, among older couples, concordance in drinking status alone is associated with marital quality especially among wives.

Overall, this study makes an important contribution to the literature by showing that concordance versus discordance in drinking status has implications for negative marital quality among older adults, and these implications differ for wives and husbands.

Adding other factors, such as assay batch, family history of breast cancer, age at menarche, breastfeeding, physical activity, childhood BMI, smoking, drinking status, and intake of fat and fiber into the multivariable model did not change the result appreciably, but reduced the precision.

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Multilevel Models Predicting Negative Marital Quality in Wave 2 as a Function of Drinking Status in Wave 1

First, we examined the drinking status models controlling for the average drinks per week.

There were no additional significant two - way interactions, but there was a significant three - way interaction between actor drinking status, partner drinking status, and gender predicting negative marital quality in Wave 2 (Figure 2).

Because negative marital quality may vary depending on the amount of drinks per week rather than drinking status, we conducted analyses examining the average drinks per week.

Drinking status may be a better indicator of alcohol use among older adults who metabolize alcohol more slowly (Ferreira & Weems, 2008) and may develop problems with relatively low levels of alcohol use (Wilson et al., 2014).

First, drinking status (none vs. any drinking at all) matters for marital quality among older couples, rather than the amount of alcohol consumed.

We also confirmed that the samples were not significantly different from one another in terms of alcohol consumption (average drinks per week and drinking status), negative marital quality, or covariates (i.e., age, education, years married, race, number of children, marital order, and alcohol problems) with a series of chi - square and t tests.

Next, in order to assess whether drinking status had implications for negative marital quality beyond the amount of alcohol consumed, we estimated identical models with drinking status as well as the average number of drinks per week reported by both members of the couple as predictors of Wave 2 negative marital quality, controlling for negative marital quality in Wave 1.