. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2017 Aug 1.

Published in final edited form as: Psychol Addict Behav. 2016 Jun 6;30(5):566–577. doi: 10.1037/adb0000184

Table 5.

Odds ratios and significance values for univariate prediction of latent classes (pairwise comparisons).

	Light family vs Heavy^a	Light family vs Sneaky	Light family vs Light friend	Sneaky vs Heavy	Sneaky vs Light friend	Heavy vs Light friend
Gender (male)	9.68^*	1.98	7.88⁺	4.85⁺	3.90	0.79

Age	0.16^**	0.43^*	0.44⁺	0.36⁺	1.001	02.78^**
Type of alcohol
Beer	5.22	6.27	14.98⁺	0.84	2.34	2.78
Wine	8.76⁺	3.32	35.14^**	2.54	10.48⁺	4.12
Liquor	0.05^**	0.18⁺	0.78	0.30	4.44⁺	14.73^**
Injunctive peer norms	0.07^**	0.27⁺	0.09^*	0.26^**	0.31⁺	1.22
Descriptive peer norms	0.02^**	0.27	0.04^*	0.09^**	0.13^*	1.47
Parent AUDIT	0.91	1.20	1.02	0.76^*	0.85	1.13
Parent drinking problem	0.08⁺	0.30	0.04^*	0.27	0.13⁺	0.47
Parental monitoring	9.12^*	6.04⁺	9.20⁺	1.49	1.48	1.02
Parent reaction to drinking	4.39^*	2.22	4.13^*	1.99	1.88	0.94
Alcohol availability	0.08^*	0.20	0.26	0.41	1.31	3.25

Note.

⁺

p < .10,

p < .05,

^**

p < .01,

*** p < .001

N ranged from 337 to 344, with the exception of parent-reported AUDIT (N=315).

An odds ratio greater than one indicates that the first group was significantly higher than the second group; an odds ratio less than one indicates that the second group was significantly higher than the first group