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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2016 May 7.
Published in final edited form as: Leis Sci. 2015 May 7;37(4):311–331. doi: 10.1080/01490400.2015.1014530

Table 2.

Means, Standard Deviations, and ANOVA Results for Substance Use, Leisure Boredom, and Restructuring Variables

Variable Wave 1 Wave2 Wave3 Wave4 Wave5 Wave6 Wave7 Wave8
Substance Use Composite 1.85a
(2.61)
2.50b
(3.09)
3.19c
(3.42)
3.87d
(3.82)
4.31e
(3.90)
4.44e
(3.87)
4.82e
(3.90)
4.46e
(3.79)
F(7, 10371)= 141.72, p <.0001, p η2. 0.09

Leisure
Boredom
1.71a
(0.85)
1.62ab
(0.87)
1.69ac
(0.90)
1.63ab
(0.90)
1.61bc
(0.90)
1.57bc
(0.90)
1.52b
(0.92)
1.52bc
(0.87)
F(7, 10336) = 6.14,p <.0001, η2=0.01

Restructuring 2.63
(0.77)
2.63
(0.75)
2.63
(0.75)
2.64
(0.73)
2.61
(0.72)
2.57
(0.71)
2.65
(0.70)
2.63
(0.68)

Note: Nwave1 = 2580. Substance use composite range 0-20, leisure boredom and restructuring range 0-4. Waves represent measurement occasions at the beginning and end of each semester from the beginning of 8th grade through the beginning of 11th grade. Differing subscripts identify significant mean differences using Bonferroni adjusted post-hoc tests. Like subscripts indicate nonsignificant mean differences.