19
Participation in School Play or Musical—10
th
Grade
-.021
(.082)
-.047
(.096)
Participation in School Music Group—10
th
Grade
-.048
(.070)
-.033
(.081)
Participation in Hobby Club—10
th
Grade
.246**
(.089)
.236*
(.098)
Constant
-9.279***
(.549)
-10.108***
(.693)
N
13,010
783
*p≤.05
** p≤.01*** p≤.001
(two-tailed tests)
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