Table 1 presents the correlations among the variables used in these analyses. Here, the SRE-based LR correlated significantly with the number of SRE items endorsed, the Subjective High Assessment Score from the alcohol challenge (i.e., a lower subjective high at a given BAC related to a higher number of drinks needed for effects in the SRE), race (lower LR’s in Caucasians), as well as the usual drinks at both baseline and follow-up. The difference between SRE-based LR correlations with T1 and T2 drinkers was not significant (z= -1.16, p = .25). The SHAS 7 at 60 minutes during the alcohol challenge also correlated with race (a lower LR for Caucasians), approached significance regarding Time 1 drinks (r= -.23, p<=.063), and was significantly related to Time 2 drinks (r=-.26, p<.05). Neither age nor weight had significant relationships with outcomes or with SRE or alcohol challenge scores, although weight to T1 drinks was a trend (r =.24, p = .058). As expected, drinking at Time 1 and at Time 2 were significantly related to each other (r=.35, p<.01).
