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Published in final edited form as: J Youth Adolesc. 2013 Jun 20;42(8):1243–1256. doi: 10.1007/s10964-013-9970-0

Table 3.

Parameter estimates and standard errors for unconditional growth models of depression and suicidality by gender and young adult sexual minority status.

		Intercept factor¹		Slope factor

Model	Group	Mean	Variance	Mean	Variance
Depression
	Heterosexual Male	−.216(.020)^***^a	.468(.023)^***	.014(.003)^***^a	.008(.001)^***
	Heterosexual Female	.072(.024)^***^b	.649(.031)^***	−.008(.004)^†^a	.010(011)^***
	Minority Male	.013(.069)^**^b	.774(.110)^***	.021(.012)^†^a	.015(.003)^***
	Minority Female	.305(.045)^***^c	.627(.086)^***	.008(.008)^b	.010(.003)^***

Suicidality
	Heterosexual Male	.128(.006)^***^a	.055(.008)^***	−.009(.001)^***^a	.001 (.0004)^***
	Heterosexual Female	.206(.010)^***^b	.113(.013)^***	−.021(.002)^***^b	.003(.0005)^***
	Minority Male	.257(.036)^***^c	.158(.046)^***	−.012(.007)^†^b	.003(.001)^*
	Minority Female	.401(.031)^***^d	.248(.034)^***	−..040(.005)^***^a	.005(.001)^***

Note.

^†

p<.10

p<.05

^**

p<.01

^***

p<.001

^a,b,c,d

Estimates (e.g., intercept factor for depression) followed by different letters between groups (e.g., heterosexual vs mostly heterosexual) correspond with statistically significant group differences.