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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2018 Mar 20.
Published in final edited form as: J Youth Adolesc. 2016 Jan 8;45(4):672–686. doi: 10.1007/s10964-015-0404-z

Table 4.

Multivariable GEE model parameter estimates (N = 399)

Predictor Homogenous main effect Different effect by outcome

Dating violence
Bullying
Sexual harassment
AOR 95 % CI AOR 95 % CI AOR 95 % CI AOR 95 % CI
Cognitions and skills risk factors
Acceptance of dating violence 1.89 1.04, 3.41 3.58 1.84, 6.97 0.92 0.52, 1.63
Acceptance of sexual violence 1.21 0.98, 1.48
Poor conflict management skills 0.90 0.43, 1.39 2.23 1.42, 3.764 1.89 1.21, 3.07
Parenting-related risk factors
mother–adolescent discord 1.34 0.98, 1.83
Family conflict 1.07 0.83, 1.38
Low maternal monitoring 1.61 1.24, 2.08
Low mother responsiveness 0.69 0.42, 1.16
Poor mother–adolescent Communication 1.22 0.93, 1.59
Low mother–adolescent closeness 0.96 0.75, 1.23
Low family cohesion 1.17 0.92, 1.50
Emotion-based risk factors
Depressed affect 1.35 1.03, 1.77
Feelings of anger 1.01 0.76, 1.33
Anger reactivity 1.50 1.19, 1.89

The model controlled for adolescent sex, age, race/ethnicity, mother’s education, and family structure

Bolding represents statistically significant results (p < .05)

AOR adjusted odds ratio, CI confidence interval