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. 2016 Jan;3(1):49–57. doi: 10.1016/S2215-0366(15)00358-2

Table 4.

Univariate associations of family, social and adolescent cognitive/health behaviour factors with sustained good adolescent mental health

Sustained good mental health (n=53)
No sustained good mental health (n=209)
OR (95% CI)* p value
N n (%) or mean (SD) N n (%) or mean (SD)
Family factors
Index parent warmth 53 36·74 (5·75) 200 35·84 (6·08) 1·19 (0·84–1·69) 0·34
Index parent positive expressed emotion 52 3·85 (0·75) 206 3·33 (1·00) 1·91 (1·31–2·79) 0·0008
Co-parent support to adolescent 52 3·79 (2·73) 208 2·08 (2·61) 1·90 (1·38–2·62) <0·0001
Sibling warmth 40 17·00 (4·86) 169 16·38 (4·92) 1·14 (0·80–1·61) 0·48
Social factors
Parent-reported peer relationship quality 53 9·00 (1·43) 202 7·91 (2·12) 2·07 (1·35–3·18) 0·001
Adolescent-reported peer relationship quality 51 8·45 (1·47) 201 7·97 (1·82) 1·36 (0·96–1·93) 0·08
Out of school activities (monthly) 50 33 (66%) 197 114 (58%) 1·41 (0·74–2·71) 0·30
Adolescent perceived friendships 52 28·42 (5·02) 197 27·04 (5·81) 1·30 (0·94–1·81) 0·12
Adolescent self-efficacy and exercise
Self efficacy 48 29·19 (3·02) 186 27·46 (5·06) 1·49 (1·05–2·11) 0·03
Frequent physical exercise 52 45 (87%) 200 137 (69%) 2·96 (1·26–6·92) 0·01

Data are mean (SD) or n (%), unless otherwise specified. For scale scores, ORs indicate change in odds per one SD change in mean scale score.

*

Ns for predictor variables range from 209 to 260. Data from multiple imputation models shown in supplementary table 1.