Table 4. Perceived social support at age 15 years and risk for disorders at age 17 years among boys without social phobia or depression at T1.

			Disorder status at age 17 years
			n = disorder/no disorder
			SP	DEP	Comorbid SP/DEP
			n = 30/686	n = 14/686	n = 20/686
Boys’ perceived social support at age 15 years	Total score	OR	0.986	0.959	0.999
		p	.380	.046	.955
		95% C.I.	0.954–1.018	0.921–0.999	0.959–1.041
	Family subscale	OR	1.015	0.909	1.037
		p	.790	.121	.602
		95% C.I.	0.907–1.137	0.805–1.025	0.904–1.190
	Friend subscale	OR	0.945	0.933	0.985
		p	.176	.238	.772
		95% C.I.	0.870–1.026	0.832–1.047	0.888–1.092
	Significant other subscale	OR	0.960	0.882	0.987
		p	0.306	0.014	0.784
		95% C.I.	0.899–1.038	0.798–0.975	0.896–1.086

Note: OR of the association to different disorder groups compared to the no SP/DEP group at age 17 years, statistical significance, and C.I. at 95% level in logistic regression controlling covariates of age at T1, family structure at T1, mother's highest educational qualification at T1, father's highest educational qualification at T1, and externalizing symptoms at T1. SP = Social phobia (SPIN ≥ 24, R-BDI < 8), DEP = depression (SPIN < 24, R-BDI ≥ 8), and comorbid SP/DEP (SPIN ≥ 24, R-BDI ≥ 8).