. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2015 Apr 1.

Published in final edited form as: Mol Psychiatry. 2014 Jan 14;19(11):1163–1170. doi: 10.1038/mp.2013.183

Table 2.

Pearson correlations and multivariate linear regression analyses of internalizing disorder from 11 to 38 years, predicting LTL at 38 years, controlling for alternative explanatory variables. Results are presented for men only (N=419).

	Bivariate Pearson correlation		Association between internalizing disorder 11–38 and LTL at age 38 years
	Internalizing disorder age 11 to 38 years	LTL at age 38 years	β (95% CI)	p value
Internalizing disorder from age 11 to 38 years	-	-	−.137 ( −.232, −.042)	.005
			Controlling for alternative explanatory variables:
Childhood maltreatment	.173^**	−.032	−.135 (−.232, −.039)	.006
Lifetime cigarette consumption (pack year) up to age 38 years	.245^**	−.105^*	−.118 (−.217, −.020)	.018
Substance dependence disorders from age 18 to 38 years	.335^**	−.092	−.119 (−.221, −.018)	.021
Psychiatric medication use from age 20 to 38 years	.413^**	−.019	−.156 (−.260, −.051)	.004
Physical health problem index at age 38 years¹	.129^**	−.135^**	−.121 (−.217, −.026)	.013
Adult SES at age 38 years²	−.138^**	.051	−.132 (−.229, −.036)	.007
All alternative explanatory variables	-	-	−.124 (−.232, −.016)	.025

Analyses for the different physical health indicators are provided in Supplementary Table S2.

Higher scores on the scale indicate higher SES at age 38 years. Significant p values are highlighted in boldface;

p < .05;

^**

p < .005.