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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2020 Sep 17.
Published in final edited form as: Stat Interface. 2020;13(4):533–549. doi: 10.4310/sii.2020.v13.n4.a10

Table 2.

Means, standard deviations in parentheses, and percentages of the variables by study

Variable
Study Man White First-year PBS AlcProb
1 60% 73% 62% 1.06(0.79) 0.21(0.72)
2 71% 69% 63% 1.01(0.84) −0.60(0.72)
8a 33% 87% 50% 0.55(0.85) −0.08(0.97)
8b 41% 62% 47% 0.57(0.89) −0.11(1.00)
8c 38% 83% 36% 0.46(0.91) 0.02(0.94)
9 38% 73% 100% 0.42(0.77) 0.75(0.71)
10.1 46% 84% 100% - 1.03(0.76)
11 59% 64% 100% - −0.82(0.95)
12 47% 93% 3% −0.46(0.92) 0.39(0.60)
13/14 38% 95% 26% - 1.08(0.51)
18 25% 89% 33% 0.49(0.88) −0.17(0.96)
20 52% 84% 78% - 0.62(0.83)
21 36% 85% 42% 0.36(0.92) 0.89(0.77)
22 43% 87% 100% 0.38(0.89) −0.18(0.90)

Notes. Man (coded 1; 0 = woman), White (coded 1; non-White = 0), First-year (coded 1; 0 = non first-year). PBS = Estimated latent trait (θ) scores at baseline for utilizing protective behavioral strategies. AlcProb = Estimated latent trait scores at baseline for alcohol-related problems. “−” indicate that the variable was not assessed. The presented descriptive statistics were obtained from the entire study sample.