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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2011 Feb 19.
Published in final edited form as: Criminology. 2010 Aug 17;48(3):639–681. doi: 10.1111/j.1745-9125.2010.00198.x

Table A2.

Instrumental Variable Estimates of the Effect of Moving outside Chicago on Violence: PHDCN Cohorts 9 and 12

Violent
behavior
Exposure to
violence
Violent
victimization
IV #1: Grandparent lives within the city (excludes families with grandparents in residence) Coeff. (SE) Coeff. (SE)a Coeff. (SE)a
Moved outside Chicagob −1.87 (2.13) −2.56***(0.69) −2.28***(0.86)
IV #2: Lives in border tract as of Wave 1
Moved outside Chicagob −2.23 (2.97) −1.02 (2.21) −2.65***(0.82)
***

significant at p<.01;

**

significant at p<.05;

*

significant at p<.10

a

Coefficients in models of exposure to violence and victimization are from two-stage least squares probit regressions.

b

Coefficient represents the effect of moving outside Chicago relative to not moving outside Chicago.