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Published in final edited form as: J Youth Adolesc. 2019 Jun 7;48(9):1724–1735. doi: 10.1007/s10964-019-01020-3

Table 2.

Standardized coefficients on the association between discrimination and risky behaviors

	Model 1 total model	Model 2 model by externalizing status		Model 3 models by externalizing status and gender
				Girls		Boys
	Total sample N = 939	Ext n = 96	No Ext N = 843	Ext n = 63	No Ext N = 405	Ext n = 33	No Ext N = 438
Gender-based discrimination	.02	−.13	.07	−.13	.13^*	−.07	−.04
Race/ethnicity-based discrimination	.13^**	.17	.14^**	.00	.13^*	.57^**	−.17^**
Sexual orientation-based discrimination	.13^**	.30^*	.01	.53^**	.09	.03	−.03
Gender (referent girl)	.00	−.04	.04
Race/ethnicity (referent white)	−.04	−.19	−.01	.00	.06	−.28	−.06
Sexual minority (heterosexual referent)	.06	−.04	.03	.00	.13^*	−.30	−.06
Maternal education	−.06	.31^**	−.09^*	.20	−.04	.31^*	−.06
R²	.06^**	.26^**	.04^**	.33^**	.08^**	.60^**	.04

Model 1: X² = 65.87, df = 14, p < .00, RMSEA = .06 CI [.05, .08], CFI = .92

Model 2: Externalizing problems X² = 23.23, No externalizing problems X² = 63.56, df = 30, p < .01, RMSEA = .06 CI [.05, .08], CFI = .90

Model 3: Girls Externalizing problems X² = 25.50; Girls no externalizing problems X² = 46.16; Boys externalizing problems X² = 20.12, Boys no externalizing problems X² = 32.57, df = 54, p < .01, RMSEA = .07 CI (.06, .09), CFI = .89

Ext above the cut-off for externalizing problems, No Ext below the cut-off for externalizing problems

^**

p < .01,

p < .05