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. 2011 Jun 2;108(27):E251. doi: 10.1073/pnas.1106552108

Table 1.

Relationship between childhood psychological problems and adult occupational status and educational achievement adjusting for intelligence

Result at age 34 y, B(SE)t
Variable Occupational status* Highest academic qualification
Childhood emotional maladjustment −0.696 (0.079) −8.87 −0.231 (0.021) −11.05
Inclusive of childhood intelligence§ −0.331 (0.078) −4.24 −0.077 (0.02) −3.9

Variables included in the analysis but not displayed in the model are child sex and father's social status when the child was born.

*Occupational status was specified using the 17 category National Statistics Socioeconomic Classification (NS-SEC) classification system, coded here with high scores indicating high occupational status.

Academic qualifications ranged from 0, representing none, to 5, representing higher degree/postgraduate certificate in education.

P < 0.001.

§Total of matrices, recall of digits, word definitions, and word similarities scores.