When wanting to change is not enough: automatic appetitive processes moderate the effects of a brief alcohol intervention in hazardous-drinking college students

Table 1 Automatic appetitive responses to alcohol moderate the effect of an intervention on changes in alcohol consumed per occasion (N = 87)

	Variable	R-*squared change*	F-*change*	*Beta*
*Change in quantity of alcohol consumed per occasion between baseline* & *follow*-up
Step 1
	IAT Score	0.04	F (2, 84) = 1.83	0.21
	Group Condition			−0.02
Step 2
	IAT x Group Condition	0.08	F (1, 83) = 7.62	0.29*

Note: Change in quantity of alcohol consumed per occasion = follow-up quantity/occasion – baseline quantity/occasion (larger values indicate increased consumption); Group Condition (0 = Control; 1 = Intervention); IAT score (larger scores = stronger automatic appetitive responses toward alcohol)
*p < 0.05.

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