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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2018 Mar 30.
Published in final edited form as: Criminology. 2013 Nov 22;51(4):1009–1043. doi: 10.1111/1745-9125.12026

Table 1.

Descriptive Statistics for Analyses of Exposure to Violence (Neighborhood-level N=157; Person-level N=1,135).

Independent Variables Mean Std. Dev.
Individual/Family Level
Race/Ethnicity (vs. White/Other)
  African American .3436
  Latino .4714
Immigrant Generation (vs. Third)
  First .1357
  Second .2758
Male .4837
Family Socioeconomic Status −.1202 1.4181
Two Biological Parents .4934
Family Supervision 4.8838 .6869
Family Attachment & Support .0002 .6948
Prior Problem Behavior 2.4947 1.1127
Wave 1 Exposure to Violence 1.2159 .7501
Neighborhood Level
Active Streets .4251 .1811
Mixed Land Use .2201 .14985
Business Presence .9063 .6480
Concentrated Disadvantage .2934 .8183
Residential Stability −.2625 .9004
Immigrant Concentration .6337 1.3459
Ln. Population Density 8.7389 .7222
1991-93 Homicide Rate −.2340 .7805
Collective Efficacy 3.4641 .2578
Anonymity −.0396 .2538