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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2016 Sep 1.
Published in final edited form as: Soc Sci Med. 2015 Jul 26;141:36–45. doi: 10.1016/j.socscimed.2015.07.024

Table 2.

Probit of first pregnancy with mediators among females aged 12 to 24 in 2011

(1)
Unadjusted		 (2)
with covariates		 (3)
with covariates
and schooling
attainment		 (4)
with covariates
and school
enrollment		 (5)
with covariates
and partial
treatment
Treatment status −0.055
(2.52)** 		−0.049
(2.42)** 		−0.049
(2.39)** 		−0.040
(2.15)** 		−0.042
(2.16)**
Age in years 0.035
(12.72)*** 		0.037
(11.79)*** 		0.016
(5.85)*** 		0.033
(12.18)***
Child of household head −0.089
(4.97)*** 		−0.088
(4.91)*** 		−0.048
(2.98)*** 		−0.050
(2.68)***
Grandchild of household
head		 −0.071
(3.71)*** 		−0.070
(3.63)*** 		−0.018
(0.99)		 −0.052
(2.59)***
Head of household’s age
in years		 0.001
(1.54)		 0.001
(1.63)		 0.001
(2.34)** 		0.001
(1.25)
Household head’s highest
grade attained		 −0.003
(1.37)		 −0.002
(1.07)		 0.002
(0.87)		 −0.002
(0.98)
Lives in Nairobi −0.047
(2.48)** 		−0.044
(2.23)** 		−0.041
(2.53)** 		−0.033
(1.62)
Grade attainment −0.003
(1.10)
Currently enrolled in
school		 −0.315
(9.32)***
Moved into household
over panel period		 0.121
(5.49)***
Pseudo R2 0.01 0.20 0.21 0.33 0.23
N 1,547 1,547 1,547 1,547 1,547

Probit models with marginal effects. Robust t-statistics in parentheses clustered at the household level.

*

p<0.1;

**

p<0.05;

***

p<0.01.

All control variables from 2011 round with the exception of household head characteristics. Sample is restricted to adolescent girls who had never had a birth at baseline.