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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2012 Jul 1.
Published in final edited form as: J Hum Cap. 2011 Summer;5(2):207–254. doi: 10.1086/660885

Table A3.

Coefficients of the Smoking Participation Function of the Bivariate Probit Model of Child Neurodevelopment Risk Statusa

Total Low SES High SES
Maternal mental health problems 0.450*** (0.132) 0.449 (0.298) 0.510 (0.530)
Maternal chronic physical health problems 0.063 (0.161) 0.030 (0.231) 0.206 (0.341)
Socioeconomic status index −0.114*** (0.041) −0.133*** (0.047) 0.061 (0.090)
African ancestry 0.116 (0.133) 0.009 (0.121) 0.148 (0.405)
Native ancestry −0.051 (0.109) −0.203 (0.148) 0.178 (0.163)
maternal age −0.090** (0.041) −0.083 (0.060) −0.073 (0.102)
maternal age 0.001 (0.001) 0.001 (0.001) 0.001 (0.002)
Mother is single 0.341** (0.162) 0.239 (0.209) 0.560* (0.296)
Mother is in a stable relationship 0.289*** (0.105) 0.256* (0.134) 0.308** (0.156)
Number of child’s older siblings 0.138*** (0.039) 0.100* (0.057) 0.218*** (0.081)
Brazil −0.289** (0.145) −0.146 (0.123) −0.824*** (0.303)
Chile −0.142 (0.170) −0.171 (0.173) −0.443** (0.222)
Smoking rate 17.331*** (4.694) 16.518*** (4.656) 25.337*** (8.741)
Smoking rate squared −57.190*** (19.669) −52.045*** (18.485) −97.514*** (37.713)
Constant −0.956 (0.664) −0.967 (0.837) −1.473 (1.660)
Observations 1584 798 786

Note: Standard errors are in parentheses.

*, ** and ***

indicate p <0.1, <0.05 and <0.01, respectively.

a

Derived from the Bayley Infant Neurodevelopment Screener. Copyright @ 2004. Harcourt Assessment Inc. Used with Permission. All rights Reserved.