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. 2016 Oct 5;3(10):160257. doi: 10.1098/rsos.160257

Table 5.

Model results for a combined household socioeconomic status + parental life histories + parental investment + neighbourhood deprivation + personality model; the same model plus respondent's education.

all predictors except adolescent education
all predictors including adolescent education
parameter OR 95% CI p-value OR 95% CI p-value
age at Teen Focus 4 1.33 1.19–1.49 <0.001 1.34 1.19–1.50 <0.001
sex 0.74 0.58–0.93 0.012 0.64 0.50–0.82 <0.001
maternal education (ref.: none/CSE)
vocational 0.93 0.57–1.53 0.784 0.93 0.56–1.53 0.768
O-level 0.83 0.57–1.22 0.354 0.87 0.59–1.28 0.467
A-level 0.66 0.44–1.00 0.048 0.75 0.49–1.14 0.176
degree 0.50 0.31–0.82 0.006 0.63 0.39–1.04 0.071
paternal education (ref.: none/CSE)
vocational 0.85 0.54–1.34 0.481 0.83 0.53–1.31 0.431
O-level 0.88 0.61–1.26 0.478 0.93 0.64–1.34 0.690
A-level 0.82 0.58–1.16 0.257 0.90 0.63–1.27 0.535
degree 0.68 0.45–1.02 0.066 0.83 0.55–1.26 0.387
home ownership status (ref.: rented)
mortgaged 0.97 0.61–1.54 0.882 1.06 0.66–1.71 0.796
owned 0.82 0.45–1.50 0.522 0.93 0.51–1.72 0.823
financial difficulties (ref.: none)
some 1.05 0.83–1.32 0.704 1.02 0.80–1.29 0.894
many 0.90 0.61–1.33 0.609 0.89 0.60–1.31 0.546
maternal age at menarche 0.97 0.86–1.09 0.602 0.96 0.85–1.08 0.495
maternal age at first pregnancy 0.93 0.82–1.05 0.254 0.94 0.83–1.07 0.330
mother had sex when less than 16 1.64 1.16–2.32 0.005 1.63 1.15–2.31 0.006
paternal age at index pregnancy 1.00 0.88–1.12 0.932 1.00 0.89–1.13 0.992
maternal parenting score 1.00 0.90–1.12 0.959 1.02 0.91–1.14 0.769
paternal parenting score 1.07 0.95–1.21 0.257 1.08 0.96–1.21 0.226
father absence (ref.: present) 1.51 1.08–2.12 0.016 1.46 1.04–2.04 0.029
Index of Multiple Deprivation 2010 1.02 0.90–1.15 0.728 0.98 0.87–1.11 0.728
GCSE results (ref.: no A or A*)
one 0.68 0.49–0.96 0.027
two 0.49 0.32–0.74 0.001
three 0.56 0.35–0.89 0.016
four, five or six 0.44 0.31–0.63 <0.001
seven or more 0.31 0.22–0.45 <0.001
Big Five personality dimensions
extraversion 2.19 1.89–2.54 <0.001 2.13 1.83–2.47 <0.001
agreeableness 0.92 0.81–1.06 0.251 0.95 0.83–1.09 0.427
conscientiousness 0.78 0.69–0.89 <0.001 0.80 0.70–0.91 0.001
emotional stability 0.83 0.73–0.94 0.005 0.84 0.73–0.96 0.01
openness 0.97 0.85–1.11 0.670 1.08 0.94–1.24 0.273
pubertal development 1.66 1.29–2.13 <0.001 1.69 1.31–2.17 <0.001
proportion of proportion of
variance 95% CI total variance variance 95% CI total variance
explained variance 1.193 0.209 1.396 0.236
residual variance 4.522 0.791 4.526 0.764
school residual variance 0.079 −0.02–0.19 0.014 0.051 −0.04–0.14 0.009
neighbourhood residual variance 0.078 −0.08–0.24 0.014 0.075 −0.09–0.24 0.013
friends residual variance 1.075 0.35–1.80 0.188 1.110 0.35–1.87 0.187
individual residual variance 3.290 0.576 3.290 0.556
total variance 5.715 1.000 5.922 1.000