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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2015 Oct 1.
Published in final edited form as: Addict Behav. 2014 May 27;39(10):1383–1388. doi: 10.1016/j.addbeh.2014.05.005

Table 2.

Associations between childhood family income trajectory and adolescent smoking and alcohol consumption at age 15 years.

Ever-Smoker
(0=No; 1=Yes)
Smoking Past Year
(0=No; 1=Yes)
Alcohol Past-Year
(0=No; 1=Yes)

B
(unstandardized)
OR
(95% CI)
p B
(unstandardized)
OR
(95% CI)
p B
(unstandardized)
OR
(95% CI)
p
Race/Ethnicity
(1=White; 2=Non-White)
−.28 .75
(.48, 1.18)
.216 −.229 .80
(.47, 1.35)
.395 −.12 .89
(.59, 1.35)
.589
Gender
(1= Male; 2=Female)
−.05 .95
(.66, 1.37)
.778 −.184 .83
(.54, 1.28)
.405 −2.43 .78
(.57, 1.08)
.141
Income-to-Needs Ratio
(1 month of age)
−.06 .94
(.84, 1.06)
.290 −.076 .93
(.81, 1.07)
.282 .07 1.07
(.99, 1.16)
.099
Income-to-Needs Ratio
(15 years of age)
−.01 1.01
(.97, 1.06)
.624 .011 1.01
(1.96, 1.07)
.671 .01 1.01
(.98, 1.05)
.397
Maternal Smoking
(0=Never smoked;
1=Ever Smoked)
−.40 .67
(.46, .97)
.036 −.445 .64
(.41, .996)
.048 - - -
Maternal Alcohol Consumption
(0=Never drank; 1=Ever drank)
- - - - - - −.22 .80
(.51, 1.24)
.320

Family Income Trajectory
(Ref = Class 5 [Stable Adequate])
- - .023 - - .114 - - .008
Class 1 (Stable Low) .72 2.05
(1.02, 4.10)
.043 .38 1.46
(.63, 3.39)
.381 .20 1.22
(.65, 2.32)
.537
Class 2 (Unstable → Low) 1.07 2.93
(1.50, 5.71)
.002 .81 2.26
(1.02, 4.99)
.045 1.05 2.86
(1.58, 5.17)
.001
Class 3 (Low → Adequate) .77 2.17
(1.10, 4.26)
.025 .84 2.33
(1.07, 5.03)
.032 .57 1.78
(.97, 3.25)
.063
Class 4 (Unstable → Adequate) .61 1.84
(1.08, 3.14)
.026 .64 1.89
(1.01, 3.54)
.045 .33 1.39
(.87, 2.21)
.167

Class 5 is the reference group in the analyses that are presented in this table, but please note that class 2 also differed significantly from classes 1 and 4 in the likelihood of past-year alcohol use (p’s<.05).