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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2020 May 23.
Published in final edited form as: Child Dev. 2019 Jul 31;91(3):932–948. doi: 10.1111/cdev.13268

Table 4.

Estimated percentages/means (standard deviations) within latent trajectory classes (unless otherwise noted)

Low
(n = 248)
Low-Increasing
(n = 51)
High-Decreasing
(n = 230)
High
(n = 144)

Gender (within gender)
Boys (n = 335) 50.45% 6.57% 27.46% 15.52%
Girls (n = 338) 23.37% 8.58% 40.83% 27.22%
Gender (within classes)
Boys (n = 335) 68.15% 43.14% 40.00% 36.11%
Girls (n = 338) 31.85% 56.86% 60.00% 63.89%
Early Pubertal Development (n = 179) 16.53% 29.41% 32.61% 33.33%
Caregiver Major Depressive Disorder (n = 135) 20.16% 17.65% 13.91% 30.56%
Perceived Discrimination .12 (.14) .17 (.20) .31 (.28) .29 (.31)
Alcohol Use Disorder (n = 221) 12.90% 27.45% 32.61% 69.44%

Note. The within gender values represent the percentage of girls and the percentage of boys who were categorized into the four classes (comparisons should be made across rows); the within classes values represent the percentage of girls and boys within each class separately (comparisons should be made within classes); the perceived discrimination values represent the means (standard deviations) within each class; the remaining values represent the percentage of participants within each class that were coded as 1 (i.e., evidence of early pubertal development, having a caregiver with a history of major depressive disorder, and having been diagnosed with an AUD at some point during adolescence).