Table 3.

Size of parent–adolescent relationship profiles for early-to-middle and middle-to-late adolescents across five waves

Wave	Harmonious		Authoritative		Uninvolved-discordant		Turbulent
	n	%	n	%	n	%	n	%
Early-to-middle adolescents (n = 919)
1	311	0.34a	333	0.36*a	144	0.16*a	130	0.14*a
2	322	0.35a	275	0.30*ab	154	0.17*a	167	0.18ab
3	324	0.35*a	235	0.26*b	164	0.18*a	196	0.21ab
4	321	0.35*a	208	0.23*b	172	0.19*a	218	0.24*b
5	316	0.34*a	189	0.21*b	179	0.19a	235	0.26*b
Middle-to-late adolescents ( n = 392)
1	118	0.30a	44	0.11*a	116	0.30*a	114	0.29*a
2	146	0.37ab	40	0.10*a	119	0.30*a	88	0.22ab
3	171	0.44*bc	36	0.09*a	116	0.30*a	68	0.17ab
4	192	0.49*bcd	34	0.09*a	112	0.29*a	54	0.14*b
5	209	0.53*cd	32	0.08*a	107	0.27a	43	0.11*b

Note. All post hoc-analyses were Bonferroni corrected (α = 0.001). Asterisks based on the estimations of z-values indicate significant differences in prevalence among similar waves between the cohorts. Hereby, z-values below −3.023 and above 3.023 indicate that the differences are below the p-value of .05 in a two-tailed test. Prevalence rates sharing the same superscript(s) among the waves are not significantly different from each other within the cohorts. This was tested using a confidence level of 99.75% in which non-overlapping confidence intervals indicate significant differences in prevalence rates among the waves.