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Published in final edited form as: Crim Behav Ment Health. 2016 Oct;26(4):251–262. doi: 10.1002/cbm.2016

Table 2:

Coefficients for the multilevel model of dating violence on self-rated health (n = 3746)^a

	Model 1	Model 2	Model 3	Model 4	Model 5	Model 6
Fixed effects, composite model
Within-subjects
Initial status	4.072^***	4.095^***	4145^***	4.280^**	4.355^***	4.515^***
Age	−0.017^***	−0.016^***	−0.016^**	−0.014^**	−0.014^**	−0.014^**
Dating violence		−0.081^*	−0.070^*	0.001	−0.055^†	0.010
Anti-social lifestyle factors
Alcohol use			0.005			0.009
Drug use			−0.039^***			−0.030^***
Criminal justice system contact			0.022			0.022
Negative relationship dynamics
Infidelity				−0.057^†		−0.028
Controlling behaviours				−0.082^***		−0.064^***
Verbal conflict				−0.029^†		−0.021
Physical health correlates
Depressive symptoms					−0.102^***	−0.089^***
Overweight					−0.298^***	−0.292^***
Variance components
Level 1: within-person	0.475^***	0.476^***	0.477^***	0.473^***	0.483^***	0.481^***
Level 2: in intercept	1.661^***	1.622^***	1.586^***	1.578^***	1371^***	1.334^***
Level 2: in rate of change	0.003^***	0.003^***	0.003^***	0.003^***	0.003^***	0.003^***
AIC	9481.8	9480.4	9475.2	9457.8	9344.5	9343.2
BIC	9502.3	9500.9	9495.7	9478.3	9365.0	9363.7

Models include the following sociodemographic characteristics: gender, race, family structure, mother’s education and family violence.

^†

p<0.10.

p<0.05.

^**

p<0.01.

^***

p<0.001.