Table 2.

Results of adjusted linear regression analyses examining violence exposure and internalising and externalising behaviour problems in imputed data

N = 978		Internalising Behaviour Problems				Externalising Behaviour Problems
		β	SE	95% CI	p-value	β	SE	95% CI	p-value
Overall Violence Exposure	Unadjusted	0.70	0.18	0.33, 1.06	< 0.001	0.77	0.15	0.48, 1.06	< 0.001
	Adjusted*	0.55	0.20	0.16, 0.94	0.005	0.53	0.15	0.23, 0.84	0.001
Witnessing Community Violence	Unadjusted	0.94	0.29	0.37, 1.51	0.001	1.04	0.24	0.57, 1.50	< 0.001
	Adjusted	0.77	0.32	0.15, 1.39	0.016	0.68	0.25	0.19, 1.18	0.007
Community Victimisation	Unadjusted	1.12	1.14	-1.13, 3.35	0.326	0.96	0.90	-0.81, 2.72	0.286
	Adjusted	0.72	1.14	-1.52, 2.97	0.527	0.68	0.88	-1.06, 2.41	0.442
Witnessing Domestic Violence	Unadjusted	1.09	0.80	-0.48, 2.66	0.175	1.89	0.64	0.62, 3.16	0.004
	Adjusted	0.63	0.82	-0.97, 2.24	0.439	1.23	0.65	-0.04, 2.50	0.058
Domestic Victimisation	Unadjusted	1.67	0.49	0.70, 2.64	< 0.001	1.62	0.39	0.86, 2.38	< 0.001
	Adjusted	1.28	0.51	0.28, 2.27	0.012	1.14	0.39	0.37, 1.90	0.004
Polyvictimisation	Unadjusted	1.30	0.45	0.42, 2.18	0.004	1.60	0.35	0.91, 2.28	< 0.001
	Adjusted	0.87	0.47	-0.06, 1.80	0.066	1.02	0.37	0.30, 1.73	0.005

All adjusted models were adjusted for sex, household monthly income, maternal education, maternal employment status, maternal marital status, prenatal smoking exposure, prenatal alcohol exposure, maternal antenatal depression and HIV exposure

SE Standard Error, CI Confidence Interval, p p-value