Younger cohorts had a greater probability of seeking treatment for drug and alcohol abuse, whereas there was no cohort effect for treatment of alcohol or drug dependence. Being widowed, separated, or divorced was associated greater probability of treatment for alcohol abuse and dependence, whereas changes in marital status were associated with lower probability of treatment for alcohol abuse. Male sex was associated with an increased probability for treatment of alcohol abuse but a decreased probability for treatment of alcohol dependence, whereas being Native American was associated with a lower probability of treatment of drug abuse (Table 3).
