Table 2 Descriptive data of the sample: Sociodemographic data and familial and personal history with alcohol
Age M (Min-Max) | 46.2 (19–71) |
|---|---|
Variables | % (N) |
Male | 73.6 (67) |
Female | 26.3 (24) |
Living alone | 65.9 (60) |
Urban | 84.6 (77) |
Rural | 15.4 (14) |
Having children | 67.0 (61) |
Stable housing | 94.5 (86) |
Over school leaving age | 46(N = 51) |
Income (monthly) | |
No professional income | 35.0 (32) |
Income under 1200 euros | 9.9 (9) |
Income over 1200 euros | 45 (41) |
No answer | 9.9 (9) |
History of regular alcohol consumption in the family | 78.6 (71) |
History of AUD in the family | 80.8 (73) |
Beverage preferences in the family | |
Strong Beers | 0.0 (0) |
Standard-strength beers | 26.4 (24) |
Wine | 72.5 (66) |
Spirits | 34.0 (31) |
Personal beverage preferences at the initiation of alcohol consumption | |
Strong Beers | 0.0 (0) |
Standard-strength beers | 56 (51) |
Wine | 20.9 (19) |
Spirits | 27.5 (25) |
Personal beverage preferences at the onset of the AUD | |
Strong Beers | 18.7 (17) |
Standard-strength beers | 26.4 (24) |
Wine | 38.5 (35) |
Spirits | 38.5 (35) |
Current severity of AUD (DSM 5 criteria) | |
Severe AUD | 88 (80) |
Moderate AUD | 12 (11) |
Duration of AUD | |
Under 9 years | 31.9 (29) |
From 10 to 19 years | 29.6 (27) |
Over 20 years | 35.2 (32) |
No answer | 3.3 (3) |
AUD-related damage | |
criminal offence-relateda | 54.8 (59) |
medical b | 75.8 (69) |
socio-economicc | 88 (80) |