Table 7.

Demographic Correlates and 12-Month Psychiatric Comorbidity of Latent Class

		Latent Class Risk-Prone Behaviors	Latent Class SAD Severity
Demographics
	Male	1.73	−4.58**
	Cohabitating	0.51	−0.25
	Household Income	−1.76	−2.89**
	Education	−1.49	−1.11
	Age	−5.27**	−2.17*
	Physical/Mental Health	−5.17**	−1.68
SAD Variables
	SAD Tx Seeking	1.13	2.30*
	Number of feared situations	2.56*	11.47**
	Functional Impairment	5.11**	0.80
	SAD Onset	−2.18*	0.94
Comorbid Impulse Control Disorders
	ADHD	4.28**	1.56
	Conduct Disorder	0.14	−0.18
	Intermittent Explosive Disorder	6.67**	1.17
	Oppositional Defiant Disorder	2.32*	0.74
Comorbid Substance Use Disorders
	Alcohol Abuse	0.83	−0.77
	Alcohol Dependence	1.62	−1.27
	Drug Abuse	0.03	−0.62
	Drug Dependence	1.22	1.02
Comorbid Anxiety Disorders
	Agoraphobia	1.05	1.84
	Generalized Anxiety Disorder	−0.07	−0.36
	Panic Disorder	0.41	1.74
	Post-Traumatic Stress	0.40	2.09*
	Disorder
	Specific Phobia	1.54	1.46
Comorbid Mood Disorders
	Bipolar I	2.35*	0.39
	Bipolar II	1.18	1.67
	Bipolar Subthreshold	2.49*	0.32
	Dysthymic Disorder	1.27	−0.32
	Major Depressive Disorder	0.81	1.76

Notes: For reasons of clarity and simplicity, the values listed above are t-values rather than the linear model coefficients (betas) or logistic regression coefficients (odds ratios). A t (665) =2.66 yields a p <.008 (Bonferroni corrected alpha; noted by a ** above). Any value below 2.66 but above 1.65 is significant at the p <.05 level (noted by a * above).