16.6 48 (57.14) 68 (80.95) 31 (36.90) 58 (69.05) 30 (35.61) 35 (41.67) 24 (28.57) 42 (50.00) N ( ) N=84 Non-affiliatedBackground qualities of Yo Puedo participants by gang affiliationp

16.6 48 (57.14) 68 (80.95) 31 (36.90) 58 (69.05) 30 (35.61) 35 (41.67) 24 (28.57) 42 (50.00) N ( ) N=84 Non-affiliatedBackground qualities of Yo Puedo participants by gang affiliationp value 0.01 0.12 0.07 0.63 0.ten 0.11 0.12 0.54 0.02 0.02 ** 0.0.28 0.28 0.52 0.66 0.02 0.Sociodemographic traits Imply age Female Latino/a Foreign-born Attended middle school inside the USA Maternal educationGhigh college Crowded housing conditionsa Maternal initially birth 18 years Social services added benefits use School and education In school now Skipped school 94 days in past monthb Educational aspirations High school or equivalent Trade college, vocational school, or some college College title= j.neuron.2016.04.018 graduate or advanced degree Educational barriers Don't know how to spend for it Never know specifications to apply Do not have credits or grades Motivation Sexual health and history Sexually active (ever) Mean age initially sexVAN DOMMELEN-GONZALEZ ET AL.TABLE 1 Gang-affiliated N=78 N ( ) 18 (33.96) 73 (93.59) 25.44 50 (64.ten) 24 (30.77) 36 (46.15) 10 (11.90) 15 (17.86) 79 (94.09) 25.58 35 (41.67) 17 (38.64) N title= rstb.2013.0181 ( ) N=84 p value 0.66 0.90 0.84 ** 0.01 ** Non-affiliatedHOMIES WITH ASPIRATIONS AND Constructive PEERContinuedUnprotected sex in the past six monthsc Pregnancy intentions Definitely usually do not choose to get pregnant in the next six months Excellent age for a initially child Accessed reproductive overall health services previously six months Substance use Frequent alcohol use Frequent marijuana useaMore than 1 person per area, US CensusbAmong those Uman genome. Nature 2001, 409:860?21. 23. Cooley L, Kelley R, Spradling A: Insertional mutagenesis Currently in schoolcAmong these who have had sex in the past 6 months**pG0.VAN DOMMELEN-GONZALEZ ET AL.TABLEClose friend* network characteristics by gang affiliation Gang-affiliated N=78 N ( ) Non-affiliated N=84 N ( ) five 57 (67.86) 43 (51.19) 82 21 18 29 76 (97.62) (25.00) (21.43) (34.52) (90.48) p worth 0.02 0.43 0.01 0.14 0.14 0.22 0.50 0.20 ** ** **Mean quantity of close pals (SD three.79?.57) Foreign-born Live inside your neighborhood Good qualities Currently in school Currently in a 2-year college At the moment in a 4-year college Currently inside a job-training program Strategy to visit a 4-year college Danger qualities Skip or cut class at least when per week Have spent a evening in juvenile detention or prison Have been pregnant/gotten an individual pregnant7 59 (75.64) 59 (75.64) 73 30 26 33 69 (93.59) (38.46) (33.33) (42.31) (88.46)56 (71.79) 57 (73.08) 44 (56.41)37 (44.05) 24 (28.57) 19 (22.62)*"people you invest time with or kick it with greater than other people or trust more than other folks and may include things like blood relatives" **pG0.good characteristic related to a reduce odds of frequent substance use was getting close pals who plan to visit a 4-year college (Table 3, Model 1). Obtaining close close friends that have spent time in detention (OR, 7.37; p=0.01) and that have been/gotten an individual pregnant (OR, 2.74; p = 0.03) had been substantially linked to an enhanced odds of frequent alcohol use.