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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2017 Jan 1.
Published in final edited form as: Child Abuse Negl. 2015 Dec 20;51:31–40. doi: 10.1016/j.chiabu.2015.11.016

Table 4.

Results from GEE Model Predicting Externalizing Behavior

Variables b (SE) t CI

Maltreatment Group (ref = Sexual Abuse)
 CPS, no sex abuse −2.30 (0.59) −3.88*** −3.46 −1.14
 No maltreatment −4.07 (1.00) −4.05**** −6.03 −2.10
Age −0.14 (0.03) −5.39**** −0.19 −0.09
Baseline Externalizing Prob 0.50 (0.02) 21.64**** 0.46 0.55
Polyvictimization (ref = no) 0.58 (0.58) 1.01 −0.55 1.71
Pre-4 Maltreatment −0.14 (0.80) −0.17 −1.72 1.44
Child Gender (ref =female ) 1.71 (0.41) 4.22**** 0.91 2.51
Race/Ethnicity (ref = ‘other’)
 African American −0.22 (0.57) −0.39 −1.34 0.89
 White 0.36 (0.61) 0.59 −0.84 1.56
Study Site (ref = Southwest)
 East −0.59 (0.79) −0.75 −2.13 0.96
 Midwest −1.61 (0.70) −2.31* −2.98 −0.25
 South −1.18 (0.74) −1.59 −2.62 0.28
 Northwest −0.78 (0.60) −1.29 −1.96 0.40

Model 1 Fit (χ2 = 1425.25, p<.0001; N = 5137, −2LogLiklihood = 34825.4)