Table 2.

Associations of indictors of early life conditions and adult socioeconomic status

	Number of siblings	People/rooma	Parents owned houseb	Parents owned carb	Reported being bulliedb	Father's occup categoryc	Leg length	Household income	Years of Education	Current home statusd
Early life conditions
Number of siblings	-	29.0%***	4.0%***	1.3%*	0.0%	4.9%***	1.3%**	2.6%**	4.0%***	6.6%***
People/rooma	29.0%***	-	34.0%***	19.3%***	0.4%	27.9%***	3.6%***	9.1%***	14.4%***	16.7%***
Parents owned homeb	2.8%***	22.3%***	-	26.9%***	0.0%	31.3%***	2.5%***	5.3%***	13.8%***	17.6%***
Parents owned carb	0.9%*	13.9%***	28.5%***	-	0.0%	19.9%***	1.4%**	10.5%***	10.5%***	14.1%***
Reported being bulliedb	1.0%*	0.4%	0.1%	0.0%	-	0.1%	0.6%	3.8%***	0.1%	2.8%**
Fathers occup categoryc	3.6%***	19.8%***	32.8%***	19.8%***	0.1%	-	1.4%**	6.5%***	15.6%***	12.7%***
Leg length	1.3%**	3.6%***	3.5%***	1.9%**	0.5%	1.9%**	-	1.0%*	4.9%***	2.0%**
Adult socioeconomic status
Household income	2.6%***	9.1%***	8.2%***	14.0%***	0.0%	8.8%***	1.0%*	-	19.5%***	43.9%***
Years of Education	4.0%***	14.4%***	18.9%***	13.8%***	0.1%	20.4%***	4.9%***	19.5%***	-	31.3%***
Current home statusd	4.7%***	12.3%***	18.3%***	13.9%***	0.1%	12.4%***	1.5%**	34.5%***	21.9%***	-

Variables in the rows are used to predict variables in the columns, using linear or logistic regression as appropriate.

R² for logistic regression is Nagelkerke generalised R

^a log-transformed

^b Yes vs. No for Parents owned house; Parents owned car; and Reported being bullied

^c Non manual vs. Manual for Fathers occupational category

^d Tenant vs. Owner occupier for current (adult) home status

* 0.01 ≥ p < 0.05; ** 0.001 ≥ p < 0.01; *** p < 0.001.