Table 5.
Depression | Antisocial behavior |
Alcohol use | |
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Risk and protective factors by domain | β(SE) | β(SE) | Odds Ratio |
Peer-individual risk factors | |||
Rebelliousness | −0.045(0.038) | 0.219(0.038)* | 1.650* |
Attitudes favorable towards antisocial behavior | 0.013(0.032) | 0.186(0.026)* | 1.464* |
Attitudes favorable to drug use | 0.033(0.031) | 0.217(0.024)* | 1.619* |
Low perceived risk of drug use | 0.038(0.054) | 0.202(0.043)* | 1.536* |
Friends’ drug use | −0.027(0.035) | 0.181(0.026)* | 1.602* |
Rewards for antisocial involvement | 0.039(0.031) | 0.134(0.023)* | 1.260* |
Intention to use drugs | 0.033(0.035) | 0.203(0.03)*F | 1.667* |
Interaction with antisocial peers | 0.019(0.037) | 0.14(0.027)* | 1.611* |
Peer-individual protective factors | |||
Religious attendance | −0.083(0.03) | −0.003(0.029) | 0.878 |
Social skills | −0.052(0.04) | −0.344(0.036)* | 0.546* |
Belief in the moral order | 0.029(0.093) | −0.389(0.042)*M | 0.594* |
Interaction with prosocial peers | −0.063(0.042) | −0.204(0.044)* | 0.665* |
Prosocial involvement | −0.179(0.076) | −0.075(0.042) | 1.016 |
Rewards for prosocial involvement | 0.004(0.035) | −0.147(0.033)* | 0.921 |
Family risk factors | |||
Poor family management | 0.076(0.041) | 0.239(0.033)* | 1.765* |
Family conflict | 0.113(0.035)* | 0.172(0.03)* | 1.256* |
Family history of antisocial behavior | 0.113(0.035)* | 0.32(0.041)* | 2.050* |
Parental attitudes favorable towards drug use | 0.044(0.055) | 0.093(0.035)* | 1.649* |
Parental attitudes favorable towards antisocial behavior | 0.048(0.035) | 0.07(0.03)* | 1.247* |
Family history of substance use | 0.12(0.058) | 0.282(0.051)* | 1.285 |
Family protective factors | |||
Opportunities for prosocial involvement | −0.107(0.034)* | −0.139(0.027)* | 0.786* |
Rewards for prosocial involvement | −0.179(0.109) | −0.196(0.038)* | 0.780* |
Attachment | −0.2(0.097) | −0.167(0.038)* | 0.774* |
School risk factors | |||
Academic failure | 0.078(0.031) | 0.144(0.028)* | 1.478* |
Low commitment to school | 0.056(0.05) | 0.184(0.046)* | 1.689* |
School protective factors | |||
Opportunity for prosocial involvement | 0.042(0.09) | −0.04(0.042) | 0.875 |
Rewards for prosocial involvement | −0.047(0.038) | −0.004(0.038) | 0.791* |
Community risk factors | |||
Low neighborhood attachment | −0.009(0.083) | 0.05(0.035) | 1.206 |
Laws and norms favorable to drug use | 0.117(0.109) | 0.2(0.041)* | 1.765* |
Perceived availability of drugs | 0.015(0.036) | 0.192(0.035)* | 1.422* |
Community protective factors | |||
Opportunity for prosocial involvement | −0.076(0.038) | −0.118(0.043)* | 0.759* |
Rewards for prosocial involvement | −0.123(0.032)* | −0.116(0.03)* | 0.703* |
Note. All tests account for age, race/ethnicity, gender, parental education, and eighth-grade level of outcome variable and are adjusted using the Benjamini-Hochberg Adjustment.
F = Effect is significantly stronger among females, and M = Effect is significantly stronger among males, after Benjamini-Hochberg adjustments.