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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2018 Jan 1.
Published in final edited form as: Youth Violence Juv Justice. 2016 Nov 30;15(1):84–98. doi: 10.1177/1541204015585363

Table 2.

Logistic Regression Predicting Wave 3 Handgun Carrying Presented as Odds Ratios.

Model A Model B Model C Model D Model E Model F
Carry weapon W1 3.195** (1.324) 1.684 (1.023)
Carry weapon W2 5.810** (2.603) 4.416* (2.829) 3.425* (1.912) 3.343* (1.805)
Ever a victim 2.581* (0.999) 2.725** (1.007) 2.534* (0.973)
Male 6.388** (3.611) 6.766** (3.848) 6.280** (3.541)
Age W1 0.962 (0.110) 0.939 (0.110) 0.962 (0.110)
White 1.017 (0.505) 0.913 (0.437) 0.980 (0.498)
Other race 0.996 (0.690) 0.975 (0.656) 0.991 (0.684)
Gang member W2 0.799 (0.562) 0.890 (0.632) 0.807 (0.564)
Gang member W3 0.929 (0.440) 0.993 (0.446) 0.929 (0.438)
Urban neighborhood W1 0.753 (0.356) 0.798 (0.360) 0.763 (0.357)
Mom college educated W1 1.469 (0.586) 1.436 (0.550) 1.461 (0.579)
Smoked cigarettes W2 1.417 (0.622) 1.427 (0.639) 1.415 (0.619)
Smoked pot W2 0.902 (0.515) 0.923 (0.523) 0.905 (0.512)
Drank alcohol W2 1.699 (0.861) 1.686 (0.872) 1.652 (0.855)
IRT delinquency W2 0.800 (0.233) 0.943 (0.262) 0.805 (0.230)
Easy gun access W2 1.319 (0.546) 1.227 (0.476)
Constant 0.009** (0.002) 0.008** (0.002) 0.008** (0.002) 0.002** (0.003) 0.003** (0.005) 0.002** (0.003)

Note. N = 3,801. Standard errors displayed in parentheses. IRT = item response theory; W1 = Wave 1; W2 = Wave 2; W3 = Wave 3.

**

p < .01.

*

p < .05.

+

p < .10.