Table 4.

Paired comparisons between latent classes of syndemic conditions on HIV-risk behavior using a 4-class solution

Comparison between classes	Wald statistic	p-value	Benjamini–Hochberg adjusted p-value
Class 1 (“No Syndemic Class”) and Class 2 (“Alcohol Misuse and Polydrug Use Syndemic Class”)	1.45	.23	.23
Class 1 (“No Syndemic Class”) and Class 3 (“Polydrug Use and HIV Syndemic Class”)	4.18‡	.04	.06
Class 1 (“No Syndemic Class”) and Class 4 (“Alcohol Misuse Class”)	13.84***	<.001	< .001
Class 2 (“Alcohol Misuse and Polydrug Use Syndemic Class”) and Class 3 (“Polydrug Use and HIV Syndemic Class”)	6.38*	.01	.02
Class 2 (“Alcohol Misuse and Polydrug Use Syndemic Class”) and Class 4 (“Alcohol Misuse Class”)	3.51‡	.06	.07
Class 3 (“Polydrug Use and HIV Syndemic Class”) and Class 4 (“Alcohol Misuse Class”)	18.50***	<.001	<.001

Note A significant adjusted p-value associated with the Wald statistic indicates that the parameters significantly differ between the respective classes. Degrees of freedom for all models = 1

^‡p < .10,

^*p < .05,

^**p < .01,

^***p < .001