Table 3. Disadvantage, Striving, and Race as Predictors of Psychosocial Outcomes at Age 29.

Predictors	College Degree		Personal Annual Income		Depression
	b	[95% CI]	b	[95% CI]	b	[95% CI]
1. Gender, male	-0.155**	[-0.249, -0.061]	17.338***	[14.243, 20.433]	-0.475***	[-0.566, -0.385]
2. Disadvantage (age 16)	-0.531***	[-0.596, -0.466]	-4.065*	[-7.784, -0.289]	0.062*	[0.002, 0.122]
3. Striving (age 16)	0.345***	[0.288, 0.401]	3.549***	[1.868, 5.229]	-0.112***	[-0.167, -0.056]
4. Race	-0.075	[-0.297, 0.146]	-6.516***	[-9.976, -3.056]	-0.337***	[-0.482, -0.191]
5. Disadvantage × Striving	-0.072	[-0.151, 0.008]	-2.693	[-5.812, 0.426]	0.006	[-0.050, 0.061]
6. Disadvantage × Race	0.286***	[0.161, 0.411]	1.195	[-2.734, 5.124]	0.026	[-0.073, 0.125]
7. Striving × Race	-0.046	[-0.161, 0.069]	0.766	[-1.745, 3.277]	-0.019	[-0.140, 0.102]
8. Disadvantage × Striving × Race	0.100	[-0.005, 0.205]	1.376	[-1.985, 4.737]	-0.071	[-0.195, 0.054]

b = unstandardized regression coefficient, which represents the rate of change of the outcome variable (log odds of college degree, personal annual income, and depression) as a function of a change of one unit in the predictor variable with all other predictor variables held constant; CI = confidence interval.

^*p < .05.

^**p < .01.

^***p < .001.