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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2016 Aug 1.
Published in final edited form as: J Child Fam Stud. 2014 Aug 3;24(8):2241–2249. doi: 10.1007/s10826-014-0026-1

Table 2.

Children who bully others: Associations with child, parental, family, social and cultural factors.

OR 95% CI p
Child Characteristics
Positive social adjustment 0.43 0.32;0.59 <.0001
Academic achievement 0.39 0.23;0.67 <.001
Early aggression 1.22 1.10;1.35 <.001
Youths’ attitudes towards delinquency 1.07 1.00;1.13 .04
Parental Psychopathology
Parental antisocial behaviors 2.13 1.29;3.51 .003
Parental substance use problems 1.85 1.10;3.12 .02
Maternal depression 2.20 1.12;4.31 .02
Family Processes
Harsh parental discipline 2.32 1.67;3.21 <.0001
Positive parent-child relationship 0.26 0.09;0.74 .01
Maternal acceptance and warmth 0.21 0.12;0.37 <.0001
Parental monitoring 0.89 0.82;0.97 .007
Good family functioning 0.88 0.82;0.95 .002
Social Risks
Peer delinquency 4.19 2.29;7.68 <.0001
Stressful life events 1.22 1.07;1.39 .004
Negative school environment 1.46 1.28;1.66 <.0001
Exposure to violence 1.08 1.04;1.12 <.0001
Neighborhood characteristics 1.01 0.99;1.03 .42
Cultural Factors
Parental cultural stress 1.55 0.69;3.47 .29
Child cultural stress 2.55 0.89;7.27 .08
Parental acculturation 1.80 1.25;2.58 .002
Child acculturation 1.60 1.02;2.49 .04
Parental familism 0.76 0.47;1.21 .24
Child familism 0.74 0.17;3.28 .69

NOTES: Results of logistic regression models. Separate models were examined for each variable, with each model adjusted for gender, maternal education, poverty, single parent household, age, and site.