Table 4.
Family and economic | Acculturation gap | Community and gang | Family and drug | |
---|---|---|---|---|
Class 1 versus class 2 | .35 | .35 | .43 | .05 |
Class 1 versus class 3 | .24 | .11 | .34 | .38 |
Class 1 versus class 4 | .26 | .01 | .37 | .18 |
Class 1 versus class 5 | .24 | −.02 | .34 | −.32 |
Class 1 versus class 6 | .47* | .45* | .71* | .61* |
Class 2 versus class 3 | −.11 | −.23 | −.08 | .33 |
Class 2 versus class 4 | −.09 | −.34 | −.05 | .13 |
Class 2 versus class 5 | −.11 | −.38 | −.09 | .37 |
Class 2 versus class 6 | .12 | .10 | .28 | .56* |
Class 3 versus class 4 | .01 | −.10 | .03 | .20 |
Class 3 versus class 5 | −.00 | −.14 | −.00 | −.71 |
Class 3 versus class 6 | .23 | .33 | .37 | .22 |
Class 4 versus class 5 | −.01 | −.03 | −.04 | −.50* |
Class 4 versus class 6 | .22 | .44* | .33* | .43* |
Class 5 versus class 6 | .24 | .48* | .37 | .93* |
Class 1 = high polysubstance, class 2 = illicit drug, class 3 = predominately marijuana, class 4 = alcohol, class 5 = low polysubstance, class 6 = no substance
Significant after controlling for false discovery rate at p<.05