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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2010 May 1.
Published in final edited form as: J Adolesc Health. 2010 Jan 13;46(5):451–457. doi: 10.1016/j.jadohealth.2009.11.208

Table 2.

Youths' scores on baseline and 7-year follow-up outcome variables, by study arm

Outcome Baseline 7-yr follow-up


CD (n = 188) CDP (n = 162) Control (n = 163) CD (n = 143) CDP (n = 127) Control (n = 139)






Mean (SD) Mean (SD) Mean (SD) Mean (SE) Mean (SE) Mean (SE)
Alcohol refusala 5.83 (.5) 5.86 (.5) 5.80 (.6) 4.25 (.1) 4.06 (.1) 3.77 (.1)
Drinking friends, numberb 1.16 (.6) 1.10 (.5) 1.23 (.7) 2.26 (.1) 2.43 (.1) 2.53 (.1)
Peer pressurec 1.08 (.4) 1.08 (.4) 1.05 (.3) 1.47 (.1) 1.55 (.1) 1.71 (.1)
Intentionsd 1.29 (1.6) 1.74 (1.3) 1.24 (1.1) 4.69 (.3) 4.74 (.3) 5.57 (.3)
30-d usee
 Alcohol .05 (.5) .07 (.5) .05 (.3) 2.77 (.6) 2.51 (.6) 4.25 (.6)
 ≥ 5 drinks in row .09 (1.1) .00 (.0) .03 (.2) 1.05 (.5) .76 (.5) 2.15 (.5)
 Marijuana .00 (.0) .04 (.5) .04 (.5) 3.35 (1.0) 4.68 (1.1) 3.59 (1.0)
 Cigarettes .08 (1.1) .16 (2.0) .05 (.5) 7.40 (4.2) 7.82 (4.4) 20.79 (4.2)

Baseline variance shown as standard deviations; follow-up variance shown as standard errors due to adjusted marginal means.

a

Six-point scale where higher scores are better.

b

Lower scores (i.e., fewer drinking friends) are better.

c

Four-point scale where lower scores are better.

d

Ten-point scale where lower scores are better.

e

Reported occasions or instances of use for each respective substance.