Table 3a.

Hierarchical Multiple Linear Regressions Predicting Young Adult Outcomes (Standardized Regression Coefficients)

	Alcohol Use			Drug Use			Depressive Symptoms
	1	2	3	1	2	3	1	2	3
Age	−.15*	−.13	−.13	−.04	−.02	−.02	.05	.06	.06
SES	.13	.14	.14	.09	.09	.08	.00	.01	.02
Parents' Arrests	.04	.04	.04	.00	−.00	.00	−.12	−.13	−.13*
Antisocial Propensity	.15*	.07	.06	.16*	.03	.02	.18*	.09	.05
Childhood Control	.13	.11	.11	−.09	−.09	−.13*	.08	.06	−.11
Very Rare Offenders	---	−.29**	−.29**	---	−.50***	−.33***	---	−.36***	−.28***
Decreasing LL Offenders	---	−.31***	−.31**	---	−.46***	−.27**	---	−.23*	−.19*
Decreasing HL Offenders	---	−.16	−.16	---	−.44***	−.30**	---	−.25**	−.23**
Chronic LL Offenders	---	−.09	−.09	---	−.31***	−.16	---	−.24**	−.18*
Adolescent Control	---	---	.01	---	---	.29***	---	---	.46***
Incremental R2	.07*	.07**	.00	.03	.16***	.06***	.06*	.07**	.17***
R2	.07*	.14***	.14***	.03	.19***	.24***	.06*	.13***	.30***

Note. Reference category was chronic HL offenders. The childhood proxy of the young adult outcome was assessed in Grades 4 and 6. The adolescent proxy of the young adult outcome was assessed in Grades 8, 10, and 12. Young adult outcomes were assessed at ages 23-24 through 25-26 years. HL = High Level. LL = Low Level.

^*p < .05.

^**p < .01.

^***p < .001.