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. 2011 Aug 3;119(12):1811–1816. doi: 10.1289/ehp.1103579

Table 3.

Adjusteda difference in mean PSAI scores for boys and girls from complete case analysis.

β-Coefficient (95% CI)
Covariate Boys (n = 3,010) Girls (n = 2,823)
Infant feeding method
Early formula 0 0
Early soy 1.18 (–0.73, 3.09) 2.66 (0.19, 5.12)
Late soy –0.53 (–1.98, 0.91) –0.03 (–1.78, 1.71)
Primarily breast-fed –0.80 (–1.57, –0.03) –0.26 (–1.10, 0.58)
Presence of older brother
No 0 0
Yes (≥ 1) 2.06 (1.39, 2.73) 3.24 (2.48, 4.00)
Presence of older sister
No 0 0
Yes (≥ 1) –2.75 (–3.42, –2.08) –1.89 (–2.65, –1.13)
Regular child care attendance
No 0 0
Yes 0.32 (–0.31, 0.96) 0.41 (–0.29, 1.10)
Prenatal smoking
No 0 0
Yes 1.42 (0.57, 2.27) 2.08 (1.11, 3.05)
Maternal education
University degree 0 0
Advanced level 1.29 (0.31, 2.27) –1.31 (–2.37, –0.24)
Ordinary level 2.01 (1.05, 2.97) –2.59 (–3.65, –1.53)
Vocational 1.71 (0.41, 3.00) –2.74 (–4.17, –1.30)
CSE/none 2.48 (1.22, 3.74) –2.21 (–3.61, –0.81)
Age at PSAI assessment 0.13 (–0.27, 0.53) –0.64 (–1.10, –0.18)
Maternal age 0.06 (–0.01, 0.13) 0.10 (0.01, 0.18)
Maternal interaction score 0.03 (–0.03, 0.10) 0.02 (–0.06, 0.09)
Partner interaction score 0.01 (–0.03, 0.05) 0.03 (–0.02, 0.07)
aAdjusted model includes all variables shown here.