Table 7.
Model 1 | Model 2 | Model 3 | ||||||||||
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Males | Females | Males | Females | Males | Females | |||||||
Variables | b(SEb) | b(SEb) | b(SEb) | b(SEb) | b(SEb) | b(SEb) | ||||||
Intercept | .30(.13)* | .28(.08)** | .27(.14)* | .26(.08)** | 1.00(.22)*** | .42(.16)** c | ||||||
Violence T1 | .33(.02)*** | .32(.03)*** | .32(.02)*** | .30(.03)*** | .29(.02)*** | .29(.03)*** | ||||||
Age | −.01(.01) | −.02(.01)** | −.01(.01) | −.02(.01)** | −.03(.01)*** | −.03(.01)*** | ||||||
Public Assistance | −.01(.05) | .03(.03) | −.02(.05) | .03(.03) | −.02(.05) | .02(.03) | ||||||
Mother’s Education | −.03(.01)* | −.01(.01) | −.03(.01)* | −.00(.01) c | −.03(.01)* | −.00(.01) c | ||||||
Single-Parent Family | .04(.04) | .05(.02)* | .03(.04) | .04(.02) | .00(.03) | .03(.02) | ||||||
Latino/aa | .07(.05) | .05(.04) | .07(.05) | .04(.04) | .09(.05)* | .05(.04) | ||||||
Blacka | .02(.04) | .01(.03) | .03(.04) | .00(.03) | .06(.04) | .02(.03) | ||||||
Asiana | −.06(.04) | −.07(.04) | −.07(.04) | −.08(.04)* | −.02(.04) | −.06(.04) | ||||||
Other Racea | .15(.08)* | .10(.05) | .14(.07) | .10(.05) | .14(.07) | .10(.05) | ||||||
Others Present | −.05(.03) | −.00(.02) | −.05(.03) | −.00(.02) | −.05(.03) | −.00(.02) | ||||||
Friend/Fam. Suicidal | .05(.05) | .04(.02) | .04(.04) | .03(.02) | .01(.04) | .01(.02) | ||||||
Violent Victimization | .30(.04)*** | .18(.03)***c | .29(.04)*** | .17(.03)*** | .25(.04)*** | .15(.03)*** c | ||||||
Depressive Symptoms | .05(.05) | .09(.03)** | −.03(.06) | .06(.03) | ||||||||
Bad Temper | .08(.03)* | .03(.02) | .05(.04) | .02(.02) | ||||||||
Social Supp. | −.06(.03)* | −.02(.02) | ||||||||||
School Att. | −.00(.02) | .01(.01) | ||||||||||
GPA | −.03(.02) | −.01(.01) | ||||||||||
Deviant Friends | .04(.01)*** | .02(.00)*** c | ||||||||||
R2 | .22 | .23 | .22 | .23 | .24 | .24 |
p<.05
p<.01
p<.001
White is the reference category for all race/ethnic groups.
Because these statistics are weighted and adjusted for survey design, standard errors are produced rather than standard deviations.
Coefficients for males and females are significantly different in parallel models at p<.05 using the method recommended by Paternoster, Brame, Mazerolle, and Piquero (1998).
NOTE: This table includes unstandardized coefficients (standard errors) from OLS models.