Table 1.

Predictors of parents allowing adolescents to drink at home during the COVID-19 shutdown: Odds ratios

	Gross/Total Effects		Final Model
	OR	[CI]	OR	[CI]
Adolescent sociodemographics
Male (vs. female)	.98	[.66, 1.44]	.98	[.63, 1.52]
Age	1.19***	[1.08, 1.32]	1.09	[.83, 1.44]
Older sibling (vs. younger)	1.48***	[1.21, 1.80]	.94	[.48, 1.87]
Parent sociodemographics^a
Male (vs. female)	1.95*	[1.06, 3.59]	1.84	[.90, 3.77]
Black (vs. white)	.10*	[.01, .69]	.09	[.01, .68]
Latino (vs. white)	.60	[.21, 1.71]	.34	[.10, 1.19]
College education (vs. not)	1.17	[.66, 2.08]	1.53	[.70, 3.39]
Employed (vs. not)	1.32	[.75, 2.34]	1.17	[.60, 2.28]
Family annual income^b	.98	[.92, 1.06]	.90	[.81, 1.01]
Parent alcohol use and risk perceptions^a
Light drinker (vs. abstainer)^c	2.02**	[1.19,3.42]	4.26*	[1.60,11.37]
Heavy drinker (vs. abstainer)^c	1.54	[.87, 2.73]	3.93*	[1.29, 11.94]
Perceived alcohol risk	1.16***	[1.06, 1.26]	1.10	[.98, 1.24]
Prior adolescent alcohol use^d
Ever drank alcohol (vs. not)	6.87***	[3.87, 11.83]	5.72***	[3.19, 10.28]

N=456 families (456 parents, 911 adolescents). OR=odds ratio; CI=95% confidence interval. All variables obtained from shutdown survey, unless noted.

Refers to parent survey respondent, except income.

Combined annual family income: 14-level ordinal variable, 1 (<$10,000) through 14 ($250,000+).

Light drinking = 7 (14) drinks or less per week for women (men); Heavy drinking = >7 (>14) drinks per week for women (men).

Adolescent report at prior wave of ever drinking alcohol, including sips of someone else’s drink.