Research Article

Impact of the Project P.A.T.H.S. in the Junior Secondary School Years: Objective Outcome Evaluation Based on Eight Waves of Longitudinal Data

Table 5

Results of intraclass correlation coefficients and within- and between-individual variances from the CPYDS.

Subjects joining the Tier 1 Program as experimental subjects Subjects joining the Tier 1 Program and regarded the program as beneficial
MCBCCPI-1CPYDS-2PAPIDKEY 36BF

Within-individual variance
 M1.29.30.79.27.28.32207.55.50
 M2.27.28.75.24.25.29184.59.46
 M3.27.28.75.24.25.29183.78.46
Between-individual variance
 Intercept
  M1.30.26.51.29.34.47429.71.59
  M2.28.25.51.28.29.45397.11.56
  M3.27.25.50.27.28.44396.11.55
 Linear slope
  M1.00.00.00.00.01.019.74.01
  M2.01.00.01.01.01.0111.81.02
  M3.01.00.01.01.01.0111.82.02
Baseline model
 Within-individual.31.31.81.28.30.36235.33.55
 Between-individual.30.27.52.29.33.47420.26.59
  ICC.64.46.39.51.53.57.64.52

Note: MC: moral competence; BC: behavioral competence; CPI-1: one item from clear and positive identity; CPYDS-2: two subscales (i.e., behavioral competence and moral competence) of the CPYDS; PA: prosocial attributes second-order factor; PID: positive identity second-order factor; KEY 36: indicator based on 36 key items of the CPYDS; BF: beliefs in the future.
M1: baseline growth model. M2: predictors only model. M3: predictors and covariates model. ICC: intraclass correlation coefficients.
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