Table 4.

Coefficients and significance from OLS models predicting young adult health outcomes

	Cardiovascular Risk Scale				Self-rated health
	Model 1	Model 2	Model 3	Model 4	Model 1	Model 2	Model 3	Model 4
Adolescent health lifestyles (Consistently positive)
Mixed	−0.03			−0.04	−0.09*			−0.03
Mid, sleep problems	−0.03			−0.04	−0.04			0.01
Passive	0.06			0.04	−0.04			−0.02
Unsafe, no substance use	0.07			0.04	−0.15**			−0.09+
Substance users and unsafe	0.04			0.02	−0.22**			−0.10
Mostly negative	0.11			0.07	−0.25***			−0.15**
Early adult health lifestyles (Consistently positive)
Mostly positive, seated time and problem drinking		−0.10+		−0.04		0.11*		0.06
Poor diet and no health care		0.06		0.07		−0.12**		−0.08+
Mostly negative but active		−0.04		0.01		−0.05		−0.02
Mostly negative, especially substance use		0.03		0.04		−0.26***		−0.16**
Young adult health lifestyles (consistently positive)
Mostly positive with problem drinking			−0.06	−0.05			−0.01	0.01
Inactive, poor diet, poor sleep			0.17**	0.15**			−0.28***	−0.24***
Consistently negative			0.12*	0.10			−0.43***	−0.35***

Source: Add Health

Notes: Accounts for complex sampling design. N=6605. Referents are in parentheses. All models control for age, sex, race/ethnicity, parent education, adolescent household income, adolescent self-rated health, and adolescent weight status.

⁺p<.10

^*p<.05;

^**p<.01;

^***p<.001