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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2014 Apr 30.
Published in final edited form as: Psychiatry Res. 2012 Nov 2;206(0):273–281. doi: 10.1016/j.psychres.2012.09.030

Table 6.

Logistic Regression Models Predicting Prevalence of Suicidality/Self injury from Infancy and Childhood Assessments

Predictors Wald df Odds ratio P
Parent-infant interaction (18 mos)a
 Early clinical risk 3.20x 1, 53 2.15 0.07
 Infant attachment securityb 2.88 1, 53 2.78 0.09
 Maternal disrupted communication
  Affective communication errors 0.37 1, 53 1.28 0.54
  Role confusion 0.21 1, 53 0.80 0.65
  Disorientation 0.05 1, 53 1.09 0.82
  Negative-intrusiveness 0.01 1, 53 0.98 0.97
  Withdrawal 3.87* 1, 53 2.17 0.05
Middle childhood attachment (8 yrs)
 Disorganized-controlling behavior 1.78 1, 53 2.32 0.19
Childhood abuse to age 18
 Severity of abuse 1.44 1, 53 1.62 0.23

Note. N = 56. Gender and adolescent depression controlled in all analyses; gender X2 = 0.23, ns; depression X2 = 1.37, ns.

a

Statistics for all seven infancy variables entered on one step X2(7) = 21.55, P = 0.03.

b

The two-category contrast, disorganized vs not disorganized, was also marginally significant, Wald = 3.66 P = 0.06.

x

P < 0.10.

*

P < 0.05.

**

P < 0.01.