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Published in final edited form as: J Dev Behav Pediatr. 2013 Oct;34(8):549–556. doi: 10.1097/DBP.0b013e3182a509c0

Table 3.

Cumulative social risk, behavioral problems, health and obesity at age 5, Fragile Families and Child Wellbeing Study (N=1589)

	Model 1		Model 2

	Girls PR 95%CI	Boys PR 95%CI	Girls PR 95%CI	Boys PR 95%CI

Cumulative Social Risk
None	Reference	Reference	Reference	Reference
One	1.32 (1.1,1.6)^*	0.82 (0.6,1.0)	1.34 (1.1,1.7)^*	0.81 (0.6, 1.0)
Two or more	1.54 (1.3,1.9)^*	0.92 (0.8,1.1)	1.61 (1.3,2.0)^*	0.96 (0.8, 1.2)
Externalizing problems	1.46 (1.2,1.7)^*	1.34 (1.1,1.6)^*	-------	------
Internalizing problems	-----	------	0.99 (0.6,1.65	0.68 (0.4,1.0)
Sleep < =9hrs	1.20 (1.0,1.4)^*	1.27 (1.1,1.5)^*	1.25 (1.1,1.5)^*	1.30 (1.1,2.3)^*
TV > 2hrs	1.05 (0.9,1.3)	1.52 (1.2,1.9)^*	1.05 (0.9,1.3)	1.56 (1.3,1.9)^*
Soda/Juice >=3 day	0.83 (0.7,1.0)	0.98 (0.8,1.2)	0.89 (0.7, 1.1)	0.99 (0.8,1.2)

p < 0.05

Model 1 includes externalizing behaviors and excludes internalizing behaviors and is further adjusted for race/ethnicity, maternal education, maternal marital status, and receipt of public assistance.

Model 2 includes internalizing behaviors and excludes externalizing behaviors and is further adjusted for race/ethnicity, maternal education, maternal marital status, and receipt of public assistance.