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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2018 Apr 12.
Published in final edited form as: AIDS Behav. 2017 Jun;21(6):1550–1566. doi: 10.1007/s10461-016-1553-0

Table 4.

Unstandardized estimates for associations between early sexual debut, IPV perpetration and adverse childhood experiences among men and women, national epidemiologic survey on alcohol and related conditions, 2004–2005

Latent variable Early sexual debut
IPV perpetration
Est. SE p value Est. SE p value
Men
 Neglect −0.036 0.011   0.001** −0.120 0.094   0.201
 Phys/Psy   0.041 0.009 <0.001***   0.087 0.069   0.211
 Sexual   0.056 0.007 <0.001***   0.232 0.050 <0.001***
 PV   0.007 0.008   0.387   0.055 0.053   0.306
 PIP   0.011 0.006   0.048*   0.016 0.052   0.746
 HIV/STI*   0.006 0.002   0.004**   0.002 0.001   0.007**
Women
 Neglect −0.012 0.007   0.065 −0.170 0.085   0.046*
 Phys/Psy   0.005 0.005   0.315   0.252 0.095   0.008**
 Sexual   0.066 0.050   0.187   0.120 0.103   0.242
 PV   0.004 0.004   0.254   0.041 0.042   0.320
 PIP   0.009 0.004   0.031*   0.042 0.044   0.345
 HIV/STI*   0.017 0.003 <0.001*** −0.002 0.001   0.267

Direct associations between ACE factors and mediators (early sexual debut, and IPV perpetration), between mediators and HIV/STIs, and between ACE factors and HIV/STIs

Est. unstandardized estimate, IPVP intimate partner violence perpetration, Phys/Psy physical/psychological abuse, PIP parental incarceration/psychopathology, PTSD posttraumatic stress disorder, PV witnessing parental violence, SE standard error

*

HIV/STIs on early sexual debut and IPV perpetration

Bolded numbers are statistically significant at

*

p < 0.05,

**

p < 0.01,

***

p < 0.001