Combining approach bias modification with working memory training during inpatient alcohol withdrawal: an open-label pilot trial of feasibility and acceptability

Table 1 Participants Characteristics

	M/n	SD/%
Age (M years /SD)	42.7	8.9
Gender (n/% female)	17	46
Born in Australia (n/%)	32	89
Any post-secondary education (n/%)	22	59
Receiving unemployment or disability support benefits (n/%)	17	46
Relationship status (n/% single)	21	57
Any psychiatric comorbidity^b (n/%)	32	87
Family history of AUD (n/%)	24	65
Total drinking days in past month (M/SD)	27.2	5.4
Standard drinks^a in the past month (M/SD)	497.0	263.3
SADQ-C score (M/SD)	28.6	12.5
Anti-craving medications at admission (n/%)^c	15	44

AUD alcohol use disorder, SADQ-C Severity of Alcohol Dependence Questionnaire (community version), SD standard deviation
^aIn Australia, a ‘standard drink’ is defined as 10 g (i.e. 12.7 ml) of pure alcohol
^bPsychiatric diagnoses included depression (n = 24), anxiety disorders (n = 24), bipolar disorder (n = 7), post-traumatic stress disorder (n = 3), and other disorders (n = 3)
^cData on whether anti-craving medications were administered at admission was missing for 3 participants

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