Table 3. Influences of Demographics, Family, Life Path on Stability of Transition Patterns for cohort 2003.

		Unstable vs. Stable			Partially-Stable vs. Stable
Effect	n	Odds Ratio (95%C.I.)	P-value	n	Odds Ratio (95%C.I.)	P-value
Demographics
Gender(N = 6204)
Male vs. Female	174	1.46(1.15, 1.85)	0.00	1420	1.01(0.92, 1.12)	0.79
Indigenous(N = 6204)
Non-Indigenous vs. Indigenous	283	0.93(0.56, 1.53)	0.77	2739	0.95(0.76, 1.19)	0.66
Immigration(N = 6110)
Native vs. Non-native	233	1.11(0.71, 1.73)	0.65	2316	0.99(0.82, 1.19)	0.91
First-Generation vs. Non-native	37	1.26(0.73, 2.17)	0.41	309	0.94(0.75, 1.19)	0.62
Family
SES(N = 6049)
White collar high skilled vs. Blue collar low skilled	196	0.79(0.51, 1.22)	0.29	1862	0.88(0.72, 1.08)	0.23
White collar low skilled vs. Blue collar low skilled	50	0.71(0.43, 1.18)	0.18	521	0.87(0.69, 1.09)	0.23
Blue collar high skilled vs. Blue collar low skilled	22	0.73(0.40, 1.34)	0.31	237	0.93(0.71, 1.22)	0.60
Sibling(N = 6186)
No-Sibling vs. Having Sibling	11	0.55(0.29, 1.01)	0.06	179	0.94(0.76, 1.16)	0.57
Family Structure(N = 6015)
Single Parent vs. Mixed	62	1.68(0.94, 3.01)	0.08	568	1.06(0.85, 1.31)	0.60
Nuclear vs. Mixed	218	1.78(1.04, 3.05)	0.04	2046	1.15(0.95, 1.39)	0.16
Life Path
Employment Wave1(N = 3774)
Employed vs. Unemployed	156	1.22(0.77, 1.95)	0.40	1503	1.01(0.84, 1.21)	0.93
Employment Wave2(N = 3292)
Employed vs. Unemployed	142	0.68(0.36, 1.27)	0.23	1432	0.79(0.59, 1.06)	0.12
Employment Wave3(N = 2399)
Employed vs. Unemployed	114	0.75(0.33, 1.68)	0.48	1063	0.94(0.63, 1.39)	0.75
Education Wave1(N = 5202)
Studying vs. Not-studying	216	1.08(0.73, 1.58)	0.71	2109	1.11(0.94, 1.30)	0.22
Education Wave2(N = 3616)
Studying vs. Not-studying	114	1.24(0.89, 1.72)	0.20	1004	0.93(0.81, 1.06)	0.27
Education Wave3(N = 2642)
Studying vs. Not-studying	47	1.15(0.79, 1.67)	0.48	365	0.88(0.74, 1.05)	0.15

Note: Stable was selected as the reference category. C.I. = Confidence Interval; SES = Social Economic Status.