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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2023 Oct 21.
Published in final edited form as: J Child Psychol Psychiatry. 2018 Sep 11;60(1):63–71. doi: 10.1111/jcpp.12968

Table 3.

Neighborhood disadvantage at ages 11 and 16, prevention status, and gender as predictors of body mass index and drug use at ages 19–25

BMI Drug use


Predictors b 95% CI b 95% CI
1. Family SES disadvantage (11 & 16) 0.456 −0.047, 0.959 0.039* 0.002, 0.076
2. Neighborhood racial segregation (11 & 16) −2.517 −10.240, 5.206 −0.201 −0.738, 0.336
3. Neighborhood air pollution (11 & 16) −0.018 −0.217, 0.181 0.025*** 0.015, 0.036
4. Drug use status (11) 1.197 −2.341, 4.734 0.120 −0.207, 0.448
5. Exercise (19–25) −0.289 −0.602, 0.024 −0.028 −0.067, 0.011
6. Neighborhood SES disadvantage (11 & 16) 3.343*** 1.476, 5.211 0.010 −0.111, 0.131
7. Preventive intervention, SAAF −0.913 −2.823, 0.996 −0.005 −0.094, 0.083
8. Gender, male −4.186*** −6.391, −1.982 0.428*** 0.268, 0.588
9. Neighborhood SES Disadvantage × SAAF −3.139** −4.910, −1.367 −0.016 −0.146, 0.113
10. Neighborhood SES Disadvantage × Male −2.784** −4.572, −0.995 0.205** 0.066, 0.343
11. SAAF × Male 1.876 −1.004, 4.755 −0.029 −0.223, 0.165
12. Neighborhood SES Disadvantage × SAAF × Male 3.341** 0.832, 5.849 −0.169* −0.337, −0.001

N = 517; b = unstandardized regression coefficient; BMI, body mass index; CI, confidence interval; SAAF, Strong African American Families prevention program.

*

p < .05

**

p < .01

***

p < .001.