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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2021 Nov 1.
Published in final edited form as: Addiction. 2020 Apr 15;115(11):2089–2097. doi: 10.1111/add.15058

Table 1:

Model Fit Statistics for Age-Period-Cohort Model of Marijuana Use in the Past Year of the General Population in Chile and Uruguay.a

All Males Females

Chile Δ deviance Δ df p-value Δ deviance Δ df p-value Δ deviance Δ df p-value
 Age-drift 2291.0 1 <0.001 1501.8 1 <0.001 1012.9 1 <0.001
 Age-Cohort 392.2 3 <0.001 235.4 3 <0.001 178.3 3 <0.001
 Age-Period-Cohort 468.3 3 <0.001 285.8 3 <0.001 215.4 3 <0.001
 Age-Period −493.2 −3 <0.001 −311.9 −3 <0.001 −221.8 −3 <0.001
 Age-drift −367.2 −3 <0.001 −209.4 1 <0.001 −171.9 −3 <0.001
Uruguay
 Age-drift 397.9 1 <0.001 142.0 1 <0.001 126.0 1 <0.001
 Age-Cohort 26.9 3 <0.001 14.2 3 0.003 11.1 3 0.011
 Age-Period-Cohort 14.7 2 <0.001 8.4 2 0.015 2.5 2 0.283
 Age-Period −24.2 −3 <0.001 −11.2 −3 0.011 −10.2 −3 0.017
 Age-drift −17.4 −2 <0.001 −11.4 −2 0.003 −3.5 −2 0.175
a

Each model is compared with the one above (i.e., deviance model above – deviance model bellow) through the likelihood ratio test. Δ df = change in degrees of freedom.