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Published in final edited form as: Child Psychiatry Hum Dev. 2015 Jun;46(3):466–473. doi: 10.1007/s10578-014-0486-y

Table 3.

Risk Behavior Baselines and Growth By Sex

Sex	Risk Behavior	Basic Model
Sex	Risk Behavior	Mean Std. Beta (S.E.)	Variance Unstd. Beta (S.E.)
Males	Conduct problems baseline	1.786 (.173)^***	1.579 (.322)^***
	Conduct problems growth	0.167 (.175)	0.046 (.025)
	Sexual risk taking baseline	1.647 (.257)^***	0.391 (.119)^***
	Sexual risk taking growth	0.599 (.115)^***	0.001 (.010)
	Substance use baseline	0.805 (.177)^***	0.366 (.162)^*
	Substance use growth	0.652 (.109)^***	0.072 (.019)^***
Females	Conduct problems baseline	1.901 (.268)^***	0.865 (.264)^***
	Conduct problems growth	0.032 (.173)	0.037 (.021)
	Sexual risk taking baseline	0.218 (.038)^***	0.265 (.104)^**
	Sexual risk taking growth	1.237 (.023)^***	0.027 (.008)^***
	Substance use baseline	0.916 (.352)^***	0.123 (.090)
	Substance use growth	0.889 (.171)^***	0.029 (.012)^*

^*

p<.05

^**

p<.01

^***

p<.001