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. 2018 Mar 21;75(5):429–437. doi: 10.1001/jamapsychiatry.2018.0058

Table 1. Baseline Descriptive Statistics by Intervention Conditiona.

Characteristic Control Bridges/Puentes Test Statistic P Value
Language group, No. (%) χ21 = 2.88 .09
Spanish 104 (58.4) 171 (50.6)
English 74 (41.6) 167 (49.4)
Sex, No. (%) χ21 = 1.08 .30
Male 82 (46.1) 172 (50.9)
Female 96 (53.9) 166 (49.1)
Family structure, No. (%) χ21 = 0.34 .56
Single parent 27 (15.2) 58 (17.2)
2 Parent 151 (84.8) 280 (82.8)
Child nativity, No. (%) χ21 = 0.34 .56
Mexican born 32 (18.0) 68 (20.1)
US born 146 (82.0) 270 (79.9)
Mother nativity, No. (%) χ21 = 1.64 .20
Mexican born 62 (35.8) 134 (41.7)
US born 111 (64.2) 187 (58.3)
30-d Alcohol useb χ21 = 0.73 .39
None 166 (93.3) 307 (91.1)
Any 12 (6.7) 30 (8.9)
30-d Drunkenness, No. (%)b χ21 = 1.10 .30
None 175 (98.3) 326 (96.7)
Any 3 (1.7) 11 (3.3)
Youth age, mean (SD), y 12.28 (0.50) 12.33 (0.56) t400.73 = −1.04 .30
Mother age, mean (SD), y 37.24 (6.05) 37.55 (6.69) t492 = −0.50 .62
Highest parent education, mean (SD), y 10.97 (3.38) 11.05 (3.03) t514 = −0.25 .80
Family socioeconomic status, mean (SD)c 0.05 (0.74) 0.03 (0.72) t514 = 0.30 .77
No. of substances tried, mean (SD) 0.43 (0.90) 0.56 (0.99) t391.92 = −1.58 .11
a

Percentages reflect the percentage of each condition made up by members of the demographic group.

b

Past 30-day alcohol use and drunkenness reflect any past month alcohol use and drunkenness.

c

Calculated as the mean of z scores for highest level of parent occupation, highest level of parent education, and household income.