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Published in final edited form as: Prev Sci. 2012 Oct;13(5):539–550. doi: 10.1007/s11121-012-0280-7

Table 2.

Results of multi-level discrete time hazard model predicting the probability of receiving a second referral

	β (SE)	AOR	95% CI
Fixed effects
Loss of Privileges	−0.35 (0.21)	0.71^*	(0.47–1.06)
Parent-Teacher Conference	−0.43 (0.16)	0.65^***	(0.48–0.88)
Race/Ethnicity^a
African American	0.57 (0.12)	1.77^****	(1.39–2.25)
Latino	0.15 (0.12)	1.16	(0.91–1.48)
Gender^b	−0.47 (0.11)	0.63^****	(0.50–0.78)
Grade of Student	−0.01 (0.03)	0.99	(0.95–1.05)
School Year	−0.11 (0.06)	0.90^**	(0.80–1.01)
Time	−0.01 (0.001)	0.99^****	(0.99–0.99)
Intercept	−5.07 (0.21)
Random Effects
Intercept	0.42 (.08)
Intraclass Correlation	.05
Loglikelihood	−3332.51

^*

p<.10,

^**

p<.05,

^***

p<.01,

^****

p<.001

N=1,221 respondents and 184,062 person days

^a

Reference group for race/ethnicity is White

^b

Reference group for gender is male

^c

Reference group for student IEP status is no IEP