. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2012 Mar 1.

Published in final edited form as: Dev Psychol. 2011 Mar;47(2):311–317. doi: 10.1037/a0021939

Table 1.

Means and Correlations of Latent Reasons and Binge Variables from the Piecewise Latent Growth Models

	Latent Variable Means			Correlations with Binge Latent Variables
	Intercept	Slope 1 (18–22)	Slope 2 (22–30)	Intercept	Slope 1 (18–22)	Slope 2 (22–30)
Binge Drinking^†	1.364(.031)^***	0.351(.033)^***	−0.649(.046)^***	--	--	--
Reasons forDrinking
Relax	0.000(.000)	1.183(.058)^***	0.529(.037)^***	0.390(.018)^***	0.399(.060)^***	0.309(.055)^***
Get High	0.000(.000)	−0.104(.028)^***	−0.702(.033)^***	0.614(.015)^***	0.643(.042)^***	0.339(.043)^***
Good Time	0.000(.000)	0.447(.035)^***	−0.575(.043)^***	0.561(.021)^***	0.292(.063)^***	0.286(.053)^***
Bored	0.000(.000)	−0.759(.040)^***	−1.294(.047)^***	0.411(.019)^***	0.688(.059)^***	0.393(.055)^***
Get Away	0.000(.000)	−0.489(.041)^***	−0.794(.045)^***	0.303(.019)^***	0.569(.059)^***	0.449(.055)^***

Note.

^†

Average results across the five models. Each row represents summary results from a separate model. Standardized estimates and standard errors are shown.

^***

p < .001.