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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2017 Mar 1.
Published in final edited form as: Sch Psychol Q. 2015 Jul 20;31(1):58–75. doi: 10.1037/spq0000123

Table 2.

Multinomial logit analysis of spring of eighth grade ADHD-CD, spring of kindergarten predictors

Group 2a Group 3a

Moderate Comorbid ADHD-CD Symptomatology Severe Comorbid ADHD-CD Symptomatology
Frequent Attention-Related and Externalizing Problem Behaviors 2.37 *** 3.63 ***
Low Academic Achievement 1.7 *** 2.24 ***
Male 2.98 *** 3.58 ***
SES
 Lowest Quintile 1.8 ** 4.51 ***
 Second Lowest Quintile 1.21 2.81 ***
 Middle Quintile 1.3 2.56 ***
 Second Highest Quintile 1.05 2.22 ***
Race
 Black, non-Hispanic 0.94 1.08
 Hispanic 1.17 0.93
 Asian 0.4 * 0.07 **
 Others 0.83 0.97
Marital Status
 Single 1.53 *** 1.64
Location Type
 Urban fringe and large town 0.93 0.9
 Small town and rural 1.08 0.83
Region
 Midwest 1.05 1.26
 South 1.12 1.34
 West 0.87 1.15
Risky Area 0.96 1.03
Attended Head Start 1.1 0.99
Birth Characteristics
 Very low birth weight 1.45 2.45
 Low birth weight 0.96 1.18
Maternal Characteristics
 Mother’s age < 18 1.1 1.45
 Mother’s age >= 35 1.25 1.15
 Depressive Symptoms 1.37 1.44 *
 Emotional problem or drug/alcohol abuse 1.43 2.07 **
Parenting Style
 Lack of routine 1.32 1.2
  Spanking 1.25 * 1.6 ***
Interview Language Other than English 0.89 0.61

Note.

*

p≤ .05

**

p≤ .01

***

p≤ .001.

a

Results shown in reference to Group 1, or those Eighth grade children rated as not being in both the “worst” 80% or above in the distribution of scores on the ADHD and CD subscales.