Table 3.

Unconditional Transition Probabilities from Random-Intercept Latent Transition Analysis (RI-LTA; with continuous random intercept) Assessing Changes in Adverse Exposures Over Time

		Middle School Adverse Exposures					High School Adverse Exposures
		Class 1: Moderate Violence & Law Exposure (45%)	Class 2: Negative Neighborhood Perception & Violence Exposure (37.4%)	Class 3: High Family Disruption (17.6%)			Class 1: High Poly- Adversity (17.2%)	Class 2: Negative Neighborhood Perception & Family Disruption (52.9%)	Class 3: Moderate Poly- Adversity (29.3%)
Elementary School Adverse Exposures	Class 1: Family Illness & Financial Difficulties (9.6%)	.524	.476	0.00	Middle School Adverse Exposures	Class 1: Moderate Violence & Law Exposure (45%)	.144	.308	.549
	Class 2: Household Stressors (23.9%)	.301	.458	.241		Class 2: Negative Neighborhood Perception & Violence Exposure (37.4%)	.235	.650	.116
	Class 3: Low Adversity (66.4%)	.468	.289	.243		Class 3: High Family Disruption (17.6%)	.090	.656	.253

Note. Percent (%) refers to percent of children/youth in each latent subgroup over time.