Table 4.

Comparison of predictors and correlates of trajectory class membership for women

Women’s Predictors	Omnibus F Signif.	Signif. Comparisons
Early indicators
Family expression of alcoholism	p < .0001	YAO > CUML, DL, LOW CUML > LOW DL > LOW
Active temperament	p = .67	NA
Attentive temperament	p = .34	NA
Childhood indicators
Child history of severe abuse	p = .11	N/A
Childhood antisocial behavior	p < .0001	YAO > CUML, DL, LOW CUML > LOW DL > LOW
Childhood ADHD symptoms	p = 0.99	NA
Early adult achievement
Education at baseline	p = .06	YAO < CUML, DL, LOW
Occupation at baseline	p = .27	NA
Mental health in adulthood
Depression Hamilton current at baseline	p < .0001	YAO > CUML, DL, LOW CUML > LOW
Depression Hamilton worst in lifetime	p < .0001	YAO > CUML, DL, LOW CUML > LOW
Sleep problems at baseline	p = 0.68	N/A
Depression Beck Depression Inventory, current symptoms at baseline	p = .005	YAO > DL, LOW CUML > LOW
Suicidality at baseline	p = .12	N/A
Adult antisocial behavior	p < .0001	YAO > DL, LOW CUML > DL, LOW DL > LOW
Smoking
Smoking, cumulative amount in lifetime at baseline	p < .0001	YAO > CUML, DL, LOW CUML > LOW
Onset of drinking indicators
Age of first drink	p < .0001	YAO > CUML, DL, LOW CUML > LOW DL > LOW
Age first time drunk	p = .0002	YAO > CUML, DL, LOW CUML > LOW DL > LOW
Age 1st symptom	p = .71	NA
Progression to problem drinking
Age of first diagnosis	p = .13	NA
Progression speed (to first symptom)	p = .83	NA
Treatment
Treatment (Waves 3–6)	p = .007	YAO > CUML, DL, LOW

Note: YAO, Young adult onset; CUML, developmentally cumulative; DL, developmentally limited; ADHD, attention-deficit/hyper-activity disorder.