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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2018 Aug 1.
Published in final edited form as: J Youth Adolesc. 2016 Nov 9;46(8):1702–1715. doi: 10.1007/s10964-016-0605-0

Table 3.

Results of Path Model Analyses Predicting Drug Use from Ethnic Identity and Drug Attitudes by Race

African American
N = 5333
Asian American
N = 392
Hispanic
N = 662
Multiracial
N = 2129
Native American
N = 474
White
N = 25718
β b SE β b SE β b SE β b SE β b SE β b SE
DIRECT EFFECT OF ETHNIC IDENTITY
Drug Attitudes −6.42 −.33 .05 −3.10 −.53 .17 −2.62 −.46 .18 −1.08 −.00 .00 −1.59 −.30 .19 3.14 .00 .00
Drug Use −7.46 −.26 .04 −1.76 −.26 .15 −3.21 −.43 .13 −5.92 −.37 .06 −1.88 −.26 .14 6.95 .01 .00
DIRECT EFFECTS OF DRUG ATTITUDES
Drug Use 35.03 .29 .01 14.69 .50 .03 15.28 .39 .03 25.89 .38 .01 10.56 .30 .03 92.15 .36 .00
b SE LL UL b SE LL UL b SE LL UL b SE LL UL b SE LL UL b SE LL UL
INDIRECT EFFECTS OF DRUG ATTITUDES
EIDADU −4.31 .02 −.14 −.05 −.2.25 .12 −.49 −.03 −2.63 .07 .31 .05 −0.03 .04 −.08 .07 −1.11 .08 −.25 .07 2.62 .00 .00 .003

Note. Confidence intervals are stated at 95%. Gender and grade were included as covariates in all analyses. DA = drug attitudes; DU = drug use. Bolded values are significant at p < .05; bolded and italicized values are significant at p < .01 or greater.