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Published in final edited form as: Youth Soc. 2012 Feb 15;46(3):425–440. doi: 10.1177/0044118X12436700

Table 2.

Hierarchical logistic regression final model results and odds ratios predicting any transition to cohabitation or marriage

Variable	Cohabitation			Marriage
Variable	B	SE	OR	B	SE	OR
Race	.199	.213	1.22	.424	.215	1.53^*
Gender	.363	.163	1.44^*	.126	.161	1.13
Family Structure	.003	.195	1.00	.121	.193	1.13
Parent’s Income	.052	.039	1.05	.039	.038	1.04
Nationality	.747	.366	2.11^*	.258	.374	1.29
Importance of Marriage	.119	.140	1.13	.451	.143	1.57^**
Expectation to Marry	.030	.189	1.03	−.169	.188	.844
Expected Timing	.021	.029	1.02	−.039	.029	.962

^*

p < .05;

^**

p < .01