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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2013 Jan 23.
Published in final edited form as: Dev Psychol. 2011 Sep;47(5):1324–1341. doi: 10.1037/a0024026

Table 2.

Unstandardized Fixed Effects, Variance Components, and Fit Statistics for the Growth Models of Adolescent Antisocial Behavior, Substance Use, and Positive Behavioral Engagement

Variance component Antisocial behavior
Substance use
Positive behavioral engagement
Model 1 Model 2 Model 1 Model 2 Model 1 Model 2
Fixed effects for initial status
 Intercept 0.341*** (.038) 0.293*** (.059) 1.576*** (.119) 1.327*** (.284) 3.455*** (.025) 3.499*** (.059)
 Treat −.019 (.014) −.119 (.240) .014 (.042)
 White −.120 (.090) .391 (.284) .119* (.058)
 SES −.042 (.026) −.034 (.023) .190 (.043)
 Male .137*** (.090) −.104 (.182) −.244*** (.058)
 Single-parent −.010 (.118) −.207 (.349) −.179* (.071)
 Single × Male .216 (.186) .510 (.535) .161 (.109)
Fixed effects for linear slope
 Intercept .109** (.036) .109** (.041) .703*** (.074) .775** (.167) −.125*** (.011) −.118*** (.027)
 Treat .021 (.017) .034 (.145) −.017 (.012)
 White .041 (.088) −.251 (.164) −.023 (.027)
 SES .021 (.019) .024 (.037) −.015 (.037)
 Male .045 (.085) .253* (.127) −.039 (.026)
 Single-parent .207* (.105) .175 (.207) .031 (.033)
 Single × Male .014 (.040) −.111 (.305) −.098* (.050)
Fixed effects for quadratic slope
 Intercept −.026** (.008) −.024** (.008)
 Treat −.002 (.004)
 White −.008 (.020)
 SES −.013 (.020)
 Male .029* (.015)
 Single-parent −.032 (.031)
 Single × Male .037 (.044)
Random effects
 Initial status .014*** .012*** .033*** .026*** .204*** .195***
 Linear slope .008*** .007*** .064*** .059*** .031*** .029***
 Quadratic slope .002** .001**
 Level 1 residual .048*** .047*** .048*** .047*** .127*** .127***
Goodness of fit
 −2LL 535.3 439.9 1,035.9 998.1 6,760.1 6,688.7
 AIC 565.2 461.9 1,057.9 1,016.1 6,806.8 6,710.7

Note. Model 1 is an unconditional growth model. Standard errors are in parentheses. Model 2 adds the controlling variables. Quadratic effects were tested but were not significant for substance use and positive behavioral engagement. SES = socioeconomic status; Treat = treatment group; LL = log likelihood; AIC = Akaike information criterion.

*

p < .05.

**

p <.01.

***

p <.001.