. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2014 Feb 24.

Published in final edited form as: J Health Psychol. 2008 Oct;13(7):940–945. doi: 10.1177/1359105308095068

Table 1.

Peer crowd identification and indoor tanning behavioral tendencies

Outcomes	Normative beliefs		Tanning attitudes		Last year use		Intention to use
Outcomes	β	R²change	β	R² change	β	R² change	β	R² change
Gender	2.47^***	.14	.36^***	.03	4.09^***	.08	1.84^**	.13
Skin type	.26	.01	.16^*	.04	.98^*	.02	.32	.02
Peer crowds		.13		.14		.08		.06
Populars	.86^***		.31^***		1.61^**		.48^*
Regulars	−.56^**		.01		−.15		.20
Athletes	−.04		−.08		−.26		−.07
Brain	−.66^**		−.25^***		−1.81^***		−.51^**
Partiers	.16		.06		−.66		−.06
Total R²	.28		.21		.19		.22
Model F	9.05^***		6.18^***		5.41^***		6.54^***

^***

p < .001

^**

p < .01

p < .05

Males coded as 0, females coded as 1