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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2015 Sep 1.
Published in final edited form as: Behav Genet. 2014 Aug 13;44(5):456–467. doi: 10.1007/s10519-014-9668-4

Table 3.

Means and prevalences for outcomes in pregnancies where the mother was not smoking, was smoking, and where smoking status is missing

Mean/prevalence (95% confidence interval) per smoking status
Outcome SDP=0 SDP=1 SDP=missing
Birth weight (grams) 3588 (3587, 3589) 3388 (3386, 3390) 3496 (3493, 3500)
Preterm birth 4.6% (4.6%, 4.7%) 6.1% (6.0%, 6.2%) 7.7% (7.6%, 7.9%)
Born small for gestational age 4.9% (4.8%, 4.9%) 11.4% (11.3%, 11.5%) 6.3% (6.1%, 6.4%)
Low academic achievement 6.9% (6.9%, 7.0%) 17.5% (17.4%, 17.7%) 11.2% (10.9%, 11.4%)
General cognitive ability (9-point score) 5.29 (5.28, 5.30) 4.65 (4.64, 4.67) 5.07 (5.03, 5.10)
Criminality 8.0% (7.9%, 8.1%) 14.7%(14.5%, 14.9%) 11.2% (10.9%, 11.5%)
Violent criminality 1.3% (1.3%, 1.3%) 3.8% (3.7%, 3.9%) 2.5% (2.4%, 2.6%)
Drug misuse 4.2% (4.1%, 4.3%) 8.6% (8.4%, 8.7%) 6.4% (6.1%, 6.7%)

Note: Values are from the analytic samples (column “After elimination” in Table 1).