Table 6.

Multiple linear regression model with score of self-esteem (/100) as dependent variable and selected explanatory (independent) variables.

	Partial regression coefficient	P	Standardised coefficient
(Constant)	64.889	< 0.001
Household dysfunction and abuse score
Fourth quartile compared to first (lowest) quartile	− 3.042	0.047	− 0.076
Third quartile compared to first (lowest) quartile	− 2.249	0.07[NS]	− 0.064
Second quartile compared to first (lowest) quartile	− 0.430	0.8[NS]	− 0.008
Community violence score
Fourth quartile compared to first (lowest) quartile	− 5.953	< 0.001	− 0.135
Third quartile compared to first (lowest) quartile	0.062	0.97[NS]	0.001
Second quartile compared to first (lowest) quartile	− 0.862	0.48[NS]	− 0.023
Bonding to family score
Fourth quartile compared to first (lowest) quartile	21.484	< 0.001	0.524
Third quartile compared to first (lowest) quartile	13.193	< 0.001	0.337
Second quartile compared to first (lowest) quartile	6.594	< 0.001	0.171
Male gender compared to females	2.580	0.011	0.075
Age of the participants	0.124	0.013	0.081
Home-owned compared to rented	− 0.536	0.66[NS]	− 0.013
Educational level of study subject
University/higher education compared to less than secondary school level	− 6.310	< 0.001	− 0.180
Secondary school compared to less than secondary school level	− 5.146	0.002	− 0.098
Educational level of father
University/higher education compared to less than secondary school level	2.110	0.15[NS]	0.058
Secondary school compared to less than secondary school level	2.346	0.07[NS]	0.062
Educational level of mother
University/higher education compared to less than secondary school level	− 1.182	0.46[NS]	− 0.027
Secondary school compared to less than secondary school level	0.250	0.85[NS]	0.006
How many of your childhood teachers did you like	0.973	0.19[NS]	0.037

P (Model) < 0.001, R² = 0.37