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Published in final edited form as: J Youth Adolesc. 2019 Feb 18;48(5):837–849. doi: 10.1007/s10964-019-00995-3

Table 3.

Regression models showing HIV risk, physical violence, and sexual assault predicted by earlier online sexual experience class membership.

	HIV Risk	Physical Violence	Sexual Assault

	β	β	Odds /Odds Ratios
Intercept	3.92^***	0.706^***	5.67^***
Control	0.526^***	−0.587^**	0.22
Maltreatment	0.703^*	0.261^*	5.78^**
Online Inclusive	0.456^*	0.129^†	3.21^**
Online Abstinent	−1.285^**	−0.202^***	−5.23^***
Sex Seekers	−0.112^*	1.416^**	−0.85
*Step 2–2ΔLL**	NS	^***	^***
Intercept	2.120^***	0.297^***	5.05^**
Control	0.505^***	−0.401^**	0.19
Maltreatment	0.714^*	0.321^*	4.38^†
Online Inclusive	0.670^*	0.019^†	4.36^***
Online Abstinent	−1.110^*	−.227^***	−2.12^*
Sex Seekers	−0.030	1.037^**	−1.15^†
Online Inclusive*Maltreatment	0.787	−0.099	4.33^***
Online Abstinent*Maltreatment	−1.015	−0.070	−5.46^***
Seekers*Maltreatment	0.216	0.743^*	2.15^†

Note. Control = Time 1 HIV Risk, Time 1 physical violence, or Time 1 sexual assault. Maltreated = 1; non-maltreated = 2. The intercept represents the reference class Attractors; Step 2–2*ΔLL is the global significance test for the interactions between maltreatment status and class membership.

^†

p < .10

p < .05

^**

p < .01

^***

p < .00.