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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2016 Mar 14.
Published in final edited form as: J Community Psychol. 2014 Jun 11;42(5):621–638. doi: 10.1002/jcop.21642

Table 5.

Risk and Protective Factors in 8th grade and 10th-grade depression, alcohol use, and antisocial behavior, controlling for 8th grade levels of outcomes

Depression Antisocial
behavior
Alcohol use
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.