Table 3.

Multinomial Regression Model Predicting Multiple Risk Behavior Trajectories from Significant PBT System Level Variables^†

Class	Predictor (PBT System)	OR	B	SE	p
Increasing High-Risk	Peer Pressure (PE)	.92	−.09	.37	.81
	Curfew (PE)	.39*	−.94	.36	.01
	Self-Worth (P)	.40	−.92	.49	.06
	Violence Inevitability (P)	1.90	.64	.45	.15
Adolescent-Limited	Peer Pressure (PE)	1.02	.02	.47	.97
	Curfew (PE)	.43	−.85	.46	.07
	Self-Worth (P)	.32	−1.13	.62	.07
	Violence Inevitability (P)	2.54	.93	.59	.11
Early-Experimenters	Peer Pressure (PE)	2.98*	1.01	.46	.02
	Curfew (PE)	.14*	−2.00	.49	.00
	Self-Worth (P)	.10*	−2.27	.68	.00
	Violence Inevitability (P)	5.82*	1.76	.64	.01

Notes.

^†Regression analyses included adolescent gender as a control variable.

^*p < significant p –value derived from the false discovery rate control procedure (33).

B = regression coefficient. The “normative” group serves as the reference group. (PE)= Perceived Environment system. (P) = Personality system.