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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2014 Sep 1.
Published in final edited form as: J Adolesc Health. 2013 Jun 12;53(3):413–419. doi: 10.1016/j.jadohealth.2013.04.016

Table 4.

Bivariate analysis between parent control variables and pregnancy outcomes in Add Health, 1996–2007 (N = 1,107)

Do your parents let you make your own decisions about … Abortion (n = 221) Miscarriage/stillbirth/livebirth (n = 886) Odds ratio (95% CI) p Value
The time you must be home on weekend .68
 Yes (i.e., low parental control) 55 (16.53) 224 (83.47) Ref.
 No (i.e., high parental control) 166 (17.86) 662 (82.14) 1.10 (.71–1.70)
The people you hang around with .06
 Yes (i.e., low parental control) 193 (18.96) 704 (81.04) Ref.
 No (i.e., high parental control) 28 (11.60) 180 (88.40) .56 (.30–1.03)
What you wear .35
 Yes (i.e., low parental control) 196 (17.96) 782 (82.04) Ref.
 No (i.e., high parental control) 25 (14.08) 104 (85.92) .75 (.41, 1.37)
How much television you watch .62
 Yes (i.e., low parental control) 183 (17.21) 749 (82.79) Ref.
 No (i.e., high parental control) 38 (19.12) 137 (80.88) 1.14 (.68–1.90)
Which television programs you watch .13
 Yes (i.e., low parental control) 174 (18.72) 671 (81.28) Ref.
 No (i.e., high parental control) 47 (13.91) 214 (86.09) .70 (.45,1.10)
What time you go to bed on week nights .17
 Yes (i.e., low parental control) 155 (19.28) 562 (80.72) Ref.
 No (i.e., high parental control) 66 (14.51) 32 (85.49) .71 (.44–1.15)
What you eat .18
 Yes (i.e., low parental control) 186 (18.43) 733 (81.57) Ref.
 No (i.e., high parental control) 35 (13.08) 153 (86.92) .67 (.37–1.20)

CI = confidence interval.