Table 2.

Discrete Time Logistic Regression of Cohort on Serial Cohabitation After Dissolution of First Cohabitation

	Model 1			Model 2
	Odds Ratio		SE	Odds Ratio		SE
Birth cohort (reference = 1960–1964 [Baby Boomers])
1965–1969 (Generation X)	1.08		0.21	1.17		0.24
1970–1974 (Generation X)	1.19		0.19	1.19		0.21
1975–1979 (Generation X)	1.27		0.22	1.26		0.24
1980–1984 (Millennials)	1.53	*	0.29	1.52	*	0.32
Months since cohabitation dissolution	0.98	***	0.001	0.98	***	0.001
Demographics
Racial/ethnic group (reference = non-Hispanic White)
non-Hispanic Black	0.56	***	0.07	0.66	***	0.07
Hispanic	0.72	**	0.08	0.74	**	0.09
non-Hispanic Other	0.69		0.18	0.71		0.20
Education (reference = high school diploma or GED)
Less than high school	1.18		0.15	1.15		0.15
Some college, associate’s degree	0.88		0.11	0.88		0.11
Bachelor’s degree or higher	0.84		0.10	0.91		0.10
Family background
Not raised with two biological parents (reference = two parents)	1.09		0.11	1.01		0.11
Relationship history
Number of non-cohabiting sex partners				1.00		0.004
Age at first cohabitation dissolution				0.90	***	0.02
Childbearing experience (reference = no child)
Had a child before first cohabiting union dissolved				0.95		0.11
N of person-year observations	124,311
N of persons	2,425

^†p < .10

^*p < 0.05

^**p < 0.01

^***p < 0.001

Note: All values are weighted.

Source: 2002, 2006–2010, 2011–2013 National Survey of Family Growth