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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2009 Oct 12.
Published in final edited form as: J Dev Behav Pediatr. 2002 Aug;23(4):191–202. doi: 10.1097/00004703-200208000-00001

Table 5.

Multiple Regression Models to Estimate the Egeland Summary Score Difference for Maternal Prenatal and Past-Year Cocaine Use at the 3-Year Follow-Up Visit

Estimated Differencea 95% CI p Value
Model 1 (n = 342)
  Maternal past-year cocaine use −0.30 −0.48, −0.11 .002
Model 2 (n = 342)
  Prenatal cocaine exposure with maternal past-year cocaine use −0.36 −0.56, −0.16 .001
  Prenatal cocaine exposure without maternal past-year cocaine use −0.14 −0.31, 0.03 .108
Model 3 (n = 340)
  Maternal psychological symptoms (GSI score) −0.04 −0.12, 0.03 .233
  Prenatal cocaine exposure with maternal past-year cocaine use −0.35 −0.55, −0.14 .001
  Prenatal cocaine exposure without maternal past-year cocaine use −0.14 −0.31, 0.03 .096
Model 4 (n = 334) (adjusted for maternal past year alcohol, tobacco, marijuana use)
  Prenatal cocaine exposure with maternal past-year cocaine use −0.24 −0.49, 0.01 .054
  Prenatal cocaine exposure without maternal past-year cocaine use −0.05 −0.23,0.14 .621
Model 5 (n = 340) (adjusted for current education, employment, and marital status)
  Prenatal cocaine exposure with maternal past-year cocaine use −0.30 −0.51, −0.09 .006
  Prenatal cocaine exposure without maternal past-year cocaine use −0.11 −0.27, 0.06 .198
Model 6 (n = 323) (adjusted for child cognitive status [GCI], blood lead levels, number of caregiver changes, daycare attendance, and special developmental services)
  Prenatal cocaine exposure with maternal past-year cocaine use −0.34 −0.55, −0.12 .003
  Prenatal cocaine exposure without maternal past-year cocaine use −0.18 −0.35, −0.01 .044
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Estimated difference associated with prenatal cocaine exposure, controlling for birth covariates. Difference estimates expressed in SD units for the Egeland Summary Score.