Table 4.

Means and standard deviations for profiles derived from adolescent- and parent-reported parenting

Adolescent-report	Profile 1	Profile 2	Profile 3	Profile 4	Profile 5	Profile 6
	n’s = 2001–2363	n’s = 1007–1204	n’s = 456–519	n’s = 210–264	n’s = 128–167	n’s = 72–97
Age 14 use	1.43 (.74) 2,4,6	1.65 (.86) 1,3,6	1.50 (.79) 2,4,6	1.72 (.92) 1,3	1.59 (.84) 6	1.98 (1.00) 1,23,5
Age 14 intoxication	1.24 (.55) 2,4,6	1.40 (.67) 1,3,6	1.29 (.63) 2,4,6	1.42 (.72) 1,3	1.30 (.58) 6	1.63 (.83) 1,23,5
Age 17½ use	2.71 (.94) 24	2.88 (.94) 1,3	2.70 (1.01) 24	2.93 (.94) 1,3	2.95 (.87)	2.97 (.96)
Age 17½ intoxication	2.15 (.83) 24,5	2.37 (.86) 1,3	2.20 (.90) 24	2.42 (.86) 1,3	2.43 (.82) 1	2.32 (.80)
Parent-report	Profile 1	Profile 2	Profile 3
	n’s = 2607–3097	n’s = 893–1084	n’s = 147–175
Age 14 use	1.48 (.77) 89	1.61 (.88) 7	1.69 (.88) 7
Age 14 intoxication	1.26 (.56) 89	1.38 (.68) 79	1.52 (.78) 78
Age 17½ use	2.73 (.93) 8	2.86 (.98) 7	2.88 (1.01)
Age 17½ intoxication	2.19 (.83) 89	2.33 (.89) 7	2.42 (.90) 7

Note: Means and standard deviations are presented with respect to a range of 1–4 for use and intoxication at ages 14 and 17½. Numbers in superscript denote profiles from which means significantly differ (p ≤ .05) under conditions of multiple testing and unequal variances using Dunnett’s T3.

¹n’s=2,001–2,363.

²n’s=1,007–1,204.

³n’s=456–519.

⁴n’s=210–264.

⁵n’s=128–167.

⁶n’s=72–97.

⁷n’s=2,607–3,097.

⁸n’s=893–1,084.

⁹n’s=147–175.