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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2015 Apr 17.
Published in final edited form as: Arch Sex Behav. 2010 Dec 17;40(2):301–309. doi: 10.1007/s10508-010-9699-8

Table 3.

Mean scores of CIDI symptom counts for the three-part cluster solution

CIDI symptoms Low Abuse (n = 175) Intermediate Abuse (n = 94) High Abuse (n = 23) Test statistic




M SD M SD M SD df F
Anxietya 7.32a 3.91 9.97b 6.56 9.65ab 6.36 2, 289 9.01**
Affectiveb 1.83a 2.92 5.49b 4.51 4.87b 4.63 2, 289 33.27**
Alcohol symptomsc 1.19a 1.87 1.95b 2.85 3.48c 2.92 2, 289 13.96**
Drug symptomsd 4.37 3.37 5.13 3.57 4.09 3.55 2, 289 1.75
ADHDe 8.68a 5.23 10.42b 5.26 10.17ab 4.78 2, 289 3.74*
CD/ODDf 10.49 3.62 11.18 3.64 11.52 3.76 2, 289 1.62

Note For MANOVA of CIDI symptom count variables by cluster membership, Pillai’s trace=.28, F(12, 570)=7.66, p < .001. Cluster means for CIDI symptom count variables with different letters were significantly different, by Tukey HSD tests with significance levels of .05

*

p < .05;

**

p < .001

a

Absolute range, 0–30

b

Absolute range, 0–18

c

Absolute range, 0–10

d

Absolute range, 0–11

e

Absolute range, 0–18

f

Absolute range, 0–23