Table 6.
Males (N=452,598) | Females (N=431,371) | |||
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Estimate | 95% CIs | Estimate | 95% CIs | |
Latent variable (Family SES) | ||||
Family SES by Social Welfare Benefits | 0.686 | (0.679, 0.693) | 0.703 | (0.696, 0.710) |
Family SES by Unemployment Benefits | 0.272 | (0.264. 0.280) | 0.272 | (0.264, 0.281) |
Family SES by Low Parental Education | 0.562 | (0.555, 0.568) | 0.554 | (0.547, 0.560) |
Family SES by Low Income | 0.642 | (0.635, 0.648) | 0.629 | (0.623, 0.635) |
Path estimates | ||||
Neighborhood Deprivation ages 0–6 on Parent Externalizing | 0.280 | (0.275, 0.285) | 0.285 | (0.280, 0.290) |
Neighborhood Deprivation ages 7–12 on Family SES | 0.174 | (0.169, 0.179) | 0.174 | (0.169, 0.179) |
Neighborhood Deprivation ages 7–12 on Neighborhood Deprivation ages 0–6 | 0.753 | (0.750, 0.755) | 0.751 | (0.748, 0.754) |
School Achievement on Family SES | −0.437 | (−0.441, −0.443) | −0.446 | (−0.450, −0.441) |
School Achievement on Neighborhood Deprivation ages 7–12 | −0.081 | (−0.085, −0.077) | −0.069 | (−0.073, −0.065) |
Poor Social Functioning on Parent Externalizing | 0.099 | (0.060, 0.139) | 0.090 | (0.041, 0.147) |
Poor Social Functioning on Family SES | 0.224 | (0.181, 0.267) | 0.169 | (0.109, 0.229) |
Poor Social Functioning on School Achievement | −0.329 | (−0.349, −0.308) | −0.316 | (−0.340, −0.291) |
AUD before 18 on Parent Externalizing | 0.082 | (0.059, 0.104) | 0.100 | (0.076, 0.123) |
AUD before 18 on Family SES | 0.072 | (0.042, 0.100) | 0.035 | (0.004, 0.065) |
AUD before 18 on School Achievement | −0.170 | (−0.181, −0.159) | −0.186 | (−0.198, −0.175) |
AUD in Emerging Adulthood on Parent Externalizing | 0.038 | (0.021, 0.056) | 0.047 | (0.030, 0.065) |
AUD in Emerging Adulthood on AUD before 18 | 0.395 | (0.380, 0.410) | 0.383 | (0.365, 0.400) |
AUD in Emerging Adulthood on Poor Social Functioning | 0.376 | (0.354, 0.398) | 0.255 | (0.229, 0.281) |
Correlations | ||||
Family SES with Parent Externalizing | 0.660 | (0.655, 0.666) | 0.672 | (0.667, 0.678) |
Note: Substantive pathways with non−overlapping 95% confidence intervals (CIs) for males and females in bold type.