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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2014 Feb 27.
Published in final edited form as: J Youth Adolesc. 2008 Nov 19;38(3):466–480. doi: 10.1007/s10964-008-9366-8

Table 5. Equations Predicting Incidence of General Delinquency, Waves 7-9 (Logged) (Unstandardized Coefficients in Parentheses).

Equation 1 Equation 2 Equation 3



Boys (n=471) Girls (n=175) Boys (n=471) Girls (n=175) Boys (n=471) Girls (n=175)
Number of Family Transtions (W 2-5) .16** (.45) .10 (.27) .11* (.30) .06 (.16) .08* (.24) .08 (.21)
Wave 2 Controls

 Family Hostility .02 (.06) −.01 (−.03) .06 (.20) −.05 (−.15)
 Family Interactions −.09 (−.18) −.07 (−.14) −.02 (−.04) −.07 (−.13)
 School-Related Problems .02 (.05) .14 (.31) −.03 (−.07) .08 (.18)
 Peer Interactions .05 (.06) −.08 (−.10) .01 (.02) −.14 (−.18)
 Prior Delinquency (Logged) .24** (.36) .19* (.28) .19** (.28) .16 (.23)
Wave 6 Mediators

 Family Hostility −.06 (−.19) .08 (.25)
 Family Interactions −.08 (−.17) .00 (.00)
 School-Related Problems .11* (.25) .06 (.14)
 Peer Interactions .23**(i)(.29) .30** (.37)
R2 .12** .08* .19** .17**
*

p < .05;

**

p < .01

(i)

Mediates the effect of family transitions