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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2023 Feb 9.
Published in final edited form as: Criminology. 2020 Dec 16;59(1):109–136. doi: 10.1111/1745-9125.12264

Table 4.

Decomposition of estimated association between survey period (early 1990s vs. early 2010s) and the prevalence of youth offending (n=90,711)

A. Rescaled parameter estimates for Survey Period (1=2011–15, 0=1991–95)
Coeff/SE
Model 1 (controls only) −.634***
(.007)
Model 2 (explanatory variables) −.322***
(.016)
B. KHB decomposition of coefficient reduction for Survey Period
Explanatory variables Contribution to Reduction (%)
Moderate work 4.800
Intensive work .990
Unstructured socializing 19.320
Alcohol frequency 14.190
College graduation expectation 1.840
Community involvement .750
School attachment −.840
Parental supervision 2.700
Sensation seeking 5.450