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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2019 Feb 1.
Published in final edited form as: J Youth Adolesc. 2017 Aug 18;47(2):369–382. doi: 10.1007/s10964-017-0728-y

Table 3.

Results of latent growth curves for past month smoking and alcohol use

Smoking b
Alcohol Use c
Model 1 Model 2 Model 1 Model 2
Time-varying Covariates Est. (SE) Est. (SE) Est. (SE) Est. (SE)


Neighborhood Disadvantage .64 (.15) *** .41 (.13) ** .24 (.11) * .12 (.10)
Residential Stability −.04 (.15) −.05 (.13) .08 (.09) .08 (.09)
Family Income −.49 (.15) ** −.15 (.10)
Low Family Functioning .38 (.11) ** .36 (.08) ***
Family Substance Use Environment a .33 (.11) ** .17 (.07) *
Deviant Peers 1.05 (.11) *** .82 (.07) ***
Time-fixed Covariates
Female Int. −.18 (.35) −.03 (.34) −.72 (.24) ** −.54 (.24) *
Slope −.03 (.13) −.04 (.12) .13 (.09) .12 (.08)
African American Int. −.69 (.46) −1.01 (.47) * −.85 (.33) * −.88 (.34) *
Slope −.43 (.17) ** −.30 (.16) .05 (.12) .10 (.11)
Asian American Int. −2.08 (.63) ** −1.73 (.63) ** −2.24 (.41) *** −1.96 (.41) ***
Slope −.32 (.22) −.20 (.22) .26 (.13) * .35 (.12) **
Native American Int. −.45 (.66) −.80 (.69) −.97 (.56) −1.14 (.58)
Slope .66 (.22) ** .63 (.23) ** .42 (.17) * .41 (.18) *
Two Parent Household Int. .33 (.49) .72 (.49) .46 (.31) .61 (.31)
Slope −.35 (.17) * −.27 (.16) −.28 (.11) ** −.23 (.11) *
Parent College Education Int. −.83 (.49) −.35 (.49) −.06 (.27) .13 (.28)
Slope −.11 (.19) −.11 (.18) −.08 (.10) −.12 (.10)
Intercept & Slope
Int. Int. .00 (.00) .00 (.00) .00 (.00) .00 (.00)
Slope .61 (.25) * .70 (.24) ** .14 (.17) .20 (.16)
Residual Variance Int. 4.82 (1.3) *** 3.67 (1.1) *** 3.81 (.75) *** 3.56 (.74) ***
Slope .66 (.20) ** .50 (.17) ** .35 (.10) *** .27 (.08) ***
Intercept & Slope Covariance −.35 (.31) −.55 (.33) * −.57 (.20) ** −.73 (.20) ***
BIC d 2187 (2203) 2011 (2032) 3504 (3518) 3296 (3303)

Notes. N=808; Est. = unstandardized estimates; SE = standard error; Int = intercept; time-varying predictors were standardized prior to inclusion in the model and predicted smoking and alcohol use after controlling for the average intercept and growth for the sample; ethnicity variables are compared to European Americans.

a

= family smoking environment and family alcohol environment correspond to each outcome respectively.

b

= Results of unconditional smoking model with intercept set at 0, intercept variance (Est = 5.21, SE = 1.35), slope (Est = .11, SE = .12), slope variance (Est = .79, SE = .21), BIC (2233).

c

= Results of unconditional alcohol use model with intercept set at 0, intercept variance (Est = 4.49, SE = .80), slope (Est = .21, SE = .07), slope variance (Est = .39, SE = .10), BIC (3526).

d

= BIC in parenthesis represents fit with additional time-varying covariates unconstrained over time.

*

p<.05,

**

p<.01

***

p<.001.