Table 2.
Predictors | Model 1
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Model 2 (modal quantity)
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Model 3 (modal frequency)
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Model 4 (freq. heavy episodic drinking)
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b | SE | OR | b | SE | OR | b | SE | OR | b | SE | OR | |
(Constant) | .17 | .16 | .16 | .17 | .16 | .17 | .15 | .16 | ||||
Race (1 minority) | −.42** | .16 | .66 | −.39* | .17 | .67 | −.33* | .17 | .72 | −.47** | .16 | .63 |
Student loan (1 loan debt) | .40** | .15 | 1.49 | .37* | .16 | 1.44 | .37* | .15 | 1.45 | .38* | .15 | 1.46 |
Career indecision | −.14 | .08 | .87 | −.16 | .08 | .85 | −.15 | .08 | .86 | −.15 | .08 | .86 |
Financial stress | −.17** | .06 | .84 | −.18** | .06 | .84 | −.16* | .06 | .85 | −.18** | .06 | .84 |
Southeastern university | .42* | .19 | 1.53 | .39 | .20 | 1.48 | .38 | .20 | 1.47 | .41* | .19 | 1.50 |
Pacific northwestern university | .67** | .23 | 1.96 | .67** | .25 | 1.95 | .62* | .24 | 1.87 | .70** | .23 | 2.01 |
Midwestern university | .38* | .19 | 1.47 | .42* | .20 | 1.51 | .39* | .19 | 1.48 | .39* | .19 | 1.48 |
Modal quantity consumption | −.01 | .01 | .99 | |||||||||
Modal frequency consumption | .00 | .01 | 1.00 | |||||||||
Frequency heavy episodic drinking | −.014* | .007 | .986 | |||||||||
−2 log likelihood | 1,098.84 | 1,011.34 | 1,020.42 | 1,094.61 | ||||||||
df | 8 | 9 | 9 | 9 | ||||||||
Nagelkerke pseudo R2 | .05 | .06 | .05 | .07 | ||||||||
Sample size | 825 | 759 | 763 | 825 |
Note. Race was coded as minority = 1, white = 0. Student loan status was coded as student debt = 1, no student debt = 0. Southeastern university was coded 1 = southeastern university, 0 = other universities. Pacific northwestern university was coded as pacific northwestern university = 1, other universities = 0. Midwestern university was coded as midwestern university = 1, other universities = 0. Thus, the Northeastern University served as the reference group. Full-time employment was coded as 1 if the individual reported to work 35 or more hr per week for pay, and 0 if unemployed. Those reporting employment for pay at less than 35 hr per week—i.e., part-time employment—were excluded from the analyses.
p < .05.
p < .01.