Table 4.
Relationship between late adolescent risk factors and maltreatment.a
Risk factor | OR |
---|---|
Area characteristics | |
Neighborhood disorganization | 1.18 |
Poor neighborhood integration | 1.52 |
Neighborhood drug use | 1.36 |
Parent stressors | |
Parental stress | 1.47 |
Negative life events | 1.26 |
Parent marijuana use | 1.26 |
Parent alcohol use | 1.66* |
Exposure to family violence | |
Parental partner conflict | 2.11* |
Family hostility | 1.30 |
Parent-child relationships | |
Low attachment to parent | 0.72 |
Low attachment to child | 1.64* |
Inconsistent discipline | 1.50 |
Low parent involvement | 1.40 |
Poor supervision | 0.77 |
Education | |
Low commitment to school | 1.29 |
Low college aspirations | 1.99** |
Low college expectations | 1.61* |
Low parent college expectations for adolescent | 1.37 |
Peer relationships | |
Delinquent peers | 1.71* |
Unsupervised time with friends | 1.40 |
Adolescent stressors | |
Negative life events | 0.70 |
Depressive symptoms | 1.26 |
Low self-esteem | 0.94 |
Internalizing problems | 1.64* |
Antisocial behaviors | |
Aggression | 1.89** |
Delinquent beliefs | 0.86 |
General delinquency | 1.56* |
Problem marijuana use | 1.66 |
Problem alcohol use | 1.63 |
Precocious transitions | |
Precocious sexual activity | 1.68* |
Precocious parenthood | 3.90*** |
Precocious cohabitation | 4.03*** |
Living independently from parent | 3.10*** |
School dropout | 2.30*** |
Discrete Time Survival Analysis, controlling for gender and area arrest rate.
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