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Published in final edited form as: Sex Roles. 2012 Jun 12;67(5-6):272–284. doi: 10.1007/s11199-012-0171-1

Table 4.

Multiple regression analyses of childhood abuse by gender expression

Abuse variable	Gender Expression
	Overall		Appearance		Gender Roles		Emotional Expression
	B (SE)	95 % CIs	B (SE)	95 % CIs	B (SE)	95 % CIs	B(SE)	95 % CIs
CTQ Overall¹	.07 (.03)^*	.01, .13	−.03 (.02)	−.07, .01	10 (.02)^***	.05, .14	.03 (.02)	−.02, .08
Child emotional abuse	.07 (.04)	−.01, .16	−.07 (.03)^*	−.14, −.01	.17 (.04)^***	.10, .24	.03 (.03)	−.04, .10
Child physical abuse	.06 (.03)	−.01, .12	−.06 (.03)^*	−.11, −.01	.15 (.03)^***	.10, .21	−.005 (.03)	−.06, .05
Child sexual abuse	.03 (.04)	−.05, .11	−.04 (.03)	−.10, .03	.10 (.04)^**	.03, .16	−.01 (.03)	−.08, .06
Child emotional neglect	.13 (.04)^**	.05, .20	.008 (.03)	−.05, .06	.06 (.03)	−.01, .12	.10 (.03)^**	.04, .16
Child physical neglect	.08 (.03)^**	03, .13	−.02 (.02)	−.06, .02	.06 (.02)^**	.02, .11	.06 (.02)^**	.02, .10

Analyses adjusted for age, education, income, and sexual orientation

¹

CTQ Childhood Trauma Questionnaire

^*

p<.05.

^**

p<.01.

^***

p<.001