Table 4.

Associations of childhood psychosocial adversity with length of reproductive lifespan (n=841)

Exposure	Model 1		Model 2		Model 3
	Mean difference in years (95% CI)	P value	Mean difference in years (95% CI)	P value	Mean difference in years (95% CI)	P value
Total psychosocial adversity	−0.016 (−0.337 to 0.305)	0.922	−0.024 (−0.318 to 0.270)	0.873	−0.040 (−0.331 to 0.250)	0.786
Lack of care	−0.008 (−0.308 to 0.292)	0.957	−0.040 (−0.309 to 0.229)	0.770	−0.057 (−0.324  to 0.210)	0.673
Maladaptive family functioning	0.001 (−0.322 to 0.324)	0.993	0.114 (−0.180 to 0.408)	0.448	0.122 (−0.172 to 0.416)	0.414
Non-sexual abuse	−0.025 (−0.425 to 0.375)	0.901	−0.052 (−0.415 to 0.311)	0.779	−0.057 (−0.406 to 0.292)	0.748
Overprotective parenting	0.028 (−0.291 to 0.347)	0.864	−0.142 (−0.440 to 0.156)	0.350	−0.169 (−0.465 to 0.127)	0.263
Parental mental illness	−0.082 (−0.517 to 0.353)	0.713	0.024 (−0.372 to 0.420)	0.905	−0.012 (−0.404 to 0.380)	0.951
Sexual abuse	−0.084 (−0.515 to 0.347)	0.701	−0.044 (−0.444 to 0.356)	0.830	−0.069 (−0.461 to 0.323)	0.729

Beta coefficients are interpreted as a mean difference in length of reproductive lifespan in years per SD increase in psychosocial adversity.

Model 1: unadjusted.

Model 2: adjusted for age at recruitment and ethnicity.

Model 3: adjusted for age at recruitment, educational qualifications and ethnicity.