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. 2021 Jul 20;17(3):e1174. doi: 10.1002/cl2.1174

Table 7.

Risk and protective factors for radical behaviors

Factor r 95% CI Q I 2 τ 2 N (k)
Radical attitudes
V. Small Marital status −.03 −0.07, 0.01 25.27*** 80.21 .002 48,138 (6)
Education −.04 −0.12, 0.04 812.51*** 98.52 .021 66,247 (13)
Parent involvement −.06*** −0.08, −0.03 6.23 51.82 .000 13,069 (4)
Agea −.10* −0.21, 0.00 365.92*** 98.09 .023 50,738 (8)
Small School bonding −.11*** −0.12,−0.09 0.95 0.00 .000 13,069 (4)
Law legitimacy −.17*** −0.20, −0.13 2.52 60.29 .001 7313 (2)
Law abidance −.22*** −0.26, −0.18 5.92 66.24 .001 8618 (3)
Risk factors
Small Raised religious .01 −0.04,0.05 0.50 0.00 .000 2387 (2)
Religious convert .01 −0.03, 0.06 1.54 35.03 .000 3344 (2)
Bullied .04*** 0.02, 0.05 1.05 0.00 .000 10,851 (4)
Immigrant .05 −0.07, 0.17 145.91*** 97.26 .016 13,290 (5)
Welfare .06* 0.01, 0.10 30.59*** 83.65 .002 15,082 (6)
Abused .07*** 0.05, 0.09 3.56 0.00 .000 10,975 (5)
Relation problems .08 −0.07, 0.23 21.67*** 95.39 .012 3706 (2)
V. Small Low integration .11*** 0.08, 0.13 0.17 0.00 .000 7293 (2)
Exp. violence .11*** 0.07, 0.15 16.95** 76.40 .002 11,435 (5)
Personal injustice .15*** 0.11, 0.19 5.05† 60.40 .001 7328 (3)
Mental health .16*** 0.11, 0.22 1.37 26.82 .001 2517 (2)
Radical family .18* 0.02, 0.32 10.96** 90.88 .012 1698 (2)
Authoritarian .18*** 0.16, 0.21 0.9 0.00 .000 7277 (2)
Unemployed .19*** 0.06, 0.31 0647.22*** 99.07 .030 54,620 (7)
Thrill‐seeking .19*** 0.16, 0.22 19.25** 74.02 .001 18,143 (6)
Anger .20 −0.06, 0.43 179.63*** 98.89 .051 5460 (3)
Low self‐control .28*** 0.15, 0.39 81.98*** 97.56 .013 9525 (3)
Moderate Deviant peers .30** 0.13, 0.46 228.43*** 98.69 .035 9627 (4)
Radical attitudes .30*** 0.19, 0.41 868.49*** 98.49 .039 25,576 (11)
Online contact .31*** 0.26, 0.35 2.24 55.40 .001 5258 (2)
Past mlitary .33† −0.01, 0.60 208.62*** 99.04 .093 3854 (3)
Criminal history .35** 0.10, 0.56 345.41*** 99.13 .072 9346 (4)
Current military .35 −0.23, 0.75 233.36*** 99.57 .188 3089 (2)
Job loss .37*** 0.29, 0.45 13.67*** 92.69 .004 8516 (2)
Gender .39** 0.10, 0.61 1887.18*** 99.68 .171 13,641 (7)
Lrg. Prior incarcerations .63*** 0.57, 0.67 5.54* 81.94 .003 7110 (2)

Note: Effect sizes are r correlations, ***<.001, **<.01, *<.05. 95% confidence intervals are presented as lower and upper. Heterogeneity statistics include Cochran's Q statistic for heterogeneity with p value from associated χ 2 test, and I 2 and τ 2 statistics for the proportion and extent of variation across studies attributed to heterogeneity. N = combined sample size and k = number of effect sizes.

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The analysis included an effect size imputed as zero. In removing the imputed effect size the pooled estimate was ‐.12* (95% CI =  ‐.23, ‐.00), although there were no differences in heterogeneity (Q = 365.078***, I2 = 98.357).