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Drinking and Sweets Dataset

Subset of data from a study examining the impact of sweet foods in delaying an alcohol craving among at-risk drinkers.

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A data frame with 150 rows and 13 variables:

ID: unique participant identification.
Gender: patient self-identified gender.
Race: patient self-identified race.
AUDIT: score on the Alcohol Use Disorder Identification Test (0-40). Higher values indicate more harmful patterns of alcohol intake. Participants had to score at least an 8 to participate in the study, which indicates they were "at-risk drinkers."
Height: height (inches).
Weight: weight (lbs).
BMI: body mass index.
Condition: indicator of treatment group. This is the type of food they were given after receiving an alcohol cue.
Craving_Base: index of alcohol craving on a sliding visual scale (0-100) prior to receiving an alcohol cue. Higher values indicate stronger desire for alcohol.
Craving_T1: index of alcohol craving on a sliding visual scale (0-100) immediately after receiving an alcohol cue. Higher values indicate stronger desire for alcohol.
Craving_T2: index of alcohol craving on a sliding visual scale (0-100) after consuming food following the receipt of an alcohol cue. Higher values indicate stronger desire for alcohol.
CravingDiff: difference in Craving_T2 and Craving_T1.
AlcoholPref: indicator of preferred alcoholic beverage.