Distributions of participants’ responses on the three alcohol measures, as well as the means and standard deviations for the continuous measures of drinking at each time point for each treatment arm, are provided in Table 1. Both drinking quantity (as measured by DDD) and drinking frequency (as measured by PDD) were nonnormal, with standard deviations that exceeded the means at each time point. The outpatient participants endorsed fewer consequences than the aftercare participants and reported decreased consequences over time. The aftercare participants showed a decrease in DrInC scores for up to 6 months after treatment, followed by an increase in DrInC scores at 12 months.
