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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2014 May 1.
Published in final edited form as: Health Place. 2013 Jan 17;21:10–19. doi: 10.1016/j.healthplace.2013.01.002

Table 2.

Characteristics of analysis sample of young men in the National Longitudinal Study of Adolescent Health, 2001–2002 (N=3,194).

Characteristic Weighted % or Mean (standard error)
Intimate Partner Violence Perpetration
 No IPV 84.2
 Physical IPV only 11.6
 Sexual IPV only or physical and sexual IPV 4.2
Alcohol use
 Lifetime abstainer or ex-drinker 22.6
 Light drinker 8.1
 Moderate drinker 6.1
 Infrequent heavy drinker 14.0
 Occasional heavy drinker 35.2
 Frequent heavy drinker 14.0
Total alcohol outlet density in neighborhood (outlets per square kilometer)
 Less than 1 outlet 55.3
 1–8 outlets 35.7
 More than 8 outlets 9.1
Age in years
 18–20 24.4
 21 16.6
 22 16.1
 23 16.1
 24–27 26.8
Race/ethnicity
 Hispanic 12.6
 White 68.6
 Black 14.6
 Asian 3.0
 American Indian 1.2
Marital status
 Never married or lived with this partner 46.3
 Ever lived with this partner but never married to him or her 31.6
 Ever married to this partner 22.2
Neglected as a child (percent yes) 45.1
Sexually abused as a child (percent yes) 4.5
Physically abused as a child (percent yes) 29.3
Neighborhood characteristics control variables
 Proportion of population in poverty, standardized [mean (SE)] −0.53 (0.90)
 Transience index, standardized [mean (SE)] −0.14 (1.09)
 Proportion population foreign-born [mean (SE)] 0.10 (0.01)
 Proportion housing units vacant [mean (SE)] 0.08 (0.00)
 Persons per square kilometer/1000 [mean (SE)] 1.81 (0.24)

Notes: Based on the sample of young adult men at Wave III in the national probability sample with at least one reported current relationship, with nonmissing data on the present study’s intimate partner violence victimization and alcohol use variables, and whose index relationship was not a same-sex relationship.

SE = linearized standard error.