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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2009 Dec 1.
Published in final edited form as: Psychol Addict Behav. 2008 Dec;22(4):459–471. doi: 10.1037/a0012965

Table 3.

Results for Self-Control (SC) and Three Risk Factors in Model with Time-Varying Covariates

b SE t b SE t b SE t
Paths to Intercept Construct A. Family Events B. Adol. Events C. Peer Sub. Use
Male --> Intercept .154 .070 2.20* .072 .069 1.04 .195 .055 3.57***
Black B> Intercept -.256 .098 2.60** -.268 .095 2.83** -.164 .073 2.23*
Hispanic B> Intercept -.224 .096 2.35* -.188 .094 2.00* -.131 .070 1.88
Paths to Slope Construct
Black --> Slope -.453 .083 5.48**** -.427 .079 5.38**** -.301 .068 4.40****
Hispanic --> Slope -.241 .080 3.02** -.223 .078 2.86** -.135 .068 1.99*
Single --> Slope .195 .076 2.56** .220 .071 3.10** .191 .062 3.07**
Blended --> Slope .333 .105 3.17** .359 .096 3.73*** .211 .087 2.41**
Risk factor6 --> Slope .055 .022 2.55** .106 .026 4.11**** .089 .019 4.81****
Good SC6 --> Slope -.097 .036 2.66** -.051 .037 1.37 .015 .069 0.21
Risk fact.6 x SC6 --> Slope -.001 .020 0.02 .012 .022 0.57 -.019 .017 1.10
Effects to 6th Grade Substance Use
Risk factor6 --> Sub. use6 .125 .022 5.62**** .233 .025 9.51**** .369 .021 17.15****
Good SC6 --> Sub. use6 -.334 .040 8.33**** -.277 .038 7.25**** -.462 .083 5.59****
Risk fact.6 x SC6 --> Sub. use6 -.045 .024 1.91 -.088 .025 3.52*** -.102 .022 4.69****
Time-Varying Substance Use (7, 8, 9) on:
Concurrent risk factor .197 .028 6.93**** .344 .033 10.56**** .289 .013 22.88****
Concurrent Good SC -.306 .046 6.66**** -.254 .047 5.42**** -.206 .046 4.48****
Concurrent Risk x SC -.085 .035 2.43** -.097 .037 2.66** -.043 .012 3.60***
Lagged Substance Use (7, 8, 9) on:
1-year prior risk factor .052 .029 1.79 .097 .031 3.08** .121 .017 7.30****
1-year prior good SC -.295 .048 6.19**** -.241 .047 5.17**** -.307 .056 5.47****
1-year prior risk x SC -.084 .028 2.96** -.122 .027 4.44**** -.044 .012 3.59***

Note: Values are unstandardized coefficients (SE in parentheses). Analyses based on 1,767 participants. Participant gender and parental education were included in all models but were nonsignificant

*

p < .05

**

p < .01

***

p < .001

****

p < .0001