Table 2. Bivariate relation between risk factors during adolescence on DUI behaviors among young adults, by nativity status.

	Immigrant		US-born
	OR	s.e.	OR	s.e
Demographics
Men	4.11**	1.80	2.33**	0.57
Age	0.99	0.82	1.13	0.09
Mexican1	2.09*	0.59	1.14	0.28
Cuban1	1.17	0.82	1.29	0.52
Puerto Rican1	.877	0.48	.586	0.20
Central American1	.492	0.17	1.57	0.54
Other1	.632	0.39	1.16	0.41
Eco-processes
Peer alcohol use	1.60***	0.20	1.12	0.10
Peer marijuana use	1.89***	0.23	1.20*	0.10
Parent Involvement	.968	0.04	.967	.039
Spanish at home	.574	0.22	.462	0.15
School connectedness	.938+	0.04	.939+	0.04
Safe Neighborhood	2.64+	1.51	1.78+	0.59
Risk factors
Alcohol use	1.57***	0.17	1.15*	0.08
Marijuana use	3.78**	1.47	2.53***	0.64
Other drugs	7.66***	4.01	2.31*	0.96
Drunk at school	1.97	1.51	2.29*	0.96
Leave home	.853	0.19	1.41*	0.21
Group Fight	1.83*	0.46	1.53**	0.22
Seatbelt use	.912	0.10	1.07	0.10
Miles driven	1.42**	0.16	1.33**	0.12
Valid driver's license	1.57+	0.66	1.79+	0.62

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^**<.01,

^***p<.001

¹Each group was compared to all other groups as the reference group.