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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

Appendix Table 1.

ACMPE univariate modelled parameters [parameter estimate (standard error)]

Maternal phenotype as cs ms ps es
Maternal smoking during pregnancya .831 (.007) .171 (.021) .197 (.010) .396 (.004) .290
Offspring phenotype ao co mo po eo
Birth weight .392 (.005) .221 (.003) .147 (.002) .000 (.014) .288 (.003)
Preterm birth .517 (.039) .492 (.015) .276 (.014) .001 (.078) .643
Born small for gestational age .658 (.035) .398 (.022) .270 (.015) .002 (.068) .579
Low academic achievement .927 (.023) .107 (.041) .349 (.010) .057 (.046) .067
General cognitive ability 1.058 (.028) .816 (.052) .000 (.114) .218 (.197) 1.258 (.014)
Criminal convictions .627 (.023) .140 (.051) .208 (.027) .000 (.117) .737
Violent criminal convictions .793 (.050) .129 (.139) .254 (.055) .001 (.390) .539
Drug/alcohol misuse .591 (.023) .241 (.020) .159 (.023) .110 (.014) .745

Note: The e-parameters for binary phenotypes are defined as remaining variance after estimation of other parameters and are therefore void of standard errors.

a

Calculated using the full 1983–2009 cohort.