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

Published in final edited form as: Soc Forces. 2017 Feb 3;95(3):997–1022. doi: 10.1093/sf/sow094

Table 4.

Select Coefficients, Models Regressing 2009 Outcomes on Adolescent Life Expectations, Youth Development Study

	Social Support	Self-Rated Health	Self-Esteem	Depressive Affect	Financial Problems
Low GLE Low ICE (quadrant 1)	−.26 (.10)^**	−.26 (.11)^*^~	−.14 (.06)^*^~	.16 (.07)^*	.42 (.21)^*
High GLE Low ICE (REF; quadrant 2)
Low GLE High ICE (quadrant 3)	−.30 (.11)^**	−.08 (.13)	−.11 (.07)	.12 (.09)	.59 (.24)^*
High GLE High ICE (quadrant 4)	−.11 (.10)	−.01 (.11)	−.01 (.06)	.07 (.07)	.58 (.21)^**
N	665	665	662	665	669

	Success at Work	Success at Personal/Family	Success at Work-Personal/Family Balance	Owns Home^ˆ	Unemployment^ˆ

Low GLE Low ICE (quadrant 1)	−.21 (.10)^*^~	−.31 (.10)^**^~	−.20 (.09)^*	−.78 (.29)^**	.85 (.42)^*
High GLE Low ICE (REF; quadrant 2)
Low GLE High ICE (quadrant 3)	−.21 (.12)	−.29 (.11)^**	−.16 (.11)	−.29 (.33)	.86 (.46)
High GLE High ICE (quadrant 4)	−.01 (.10)	−.14 (.09)	−.14 (.09)	−.43 (.29)	.91 (.41)^*
N	657	662	657	668	668

p<.05;

^**

p<.01;

^***

p<.001.

^ˆ

Dichotomous outcome modeled as logit.

Low GLE low ICE significant difference with High GLE High ICE. All models control socioeconomic status, family structure, race, gender, grades, mastery and educational expectations. Models for depressive affect and self-esteem also control a lagged measure of the outcome measured in wave 4 (contemporaneously with life expectations). Missing data on all independent variables was imputed (see text).