Table 3.

Poisson Regression for Painful Conditions

Variable	B	SE	Exp (B)	p-value	95% CI
Model 1
Age	.018	.002	1.019	<.001	[1.016,1.021]
Sex	.285	.033	1.330	<.001	[1.248,1.418]
Race (% White)	.055	.038	1.057	.149	[.980, 1.140]
Years of education	−.053	.006	.949	<.001	[.937, .961]
Model 2
Verbal abuse	.092	.016	1.096	<.001	[1.062, 1.132]
Physical abuse	.040	.028	1.041	.157	[.985, 1.100]
Sexual abuse	.184	.039	1.202	<.001	[1.114, 1.296]
Model 3
Father internalizing symptoms	.015	.004	1.015	<.001	[1.006, 1.023]
Mother internalizing symptoms	.023	.003	1.023	<.001	[1.016, 1.030]
Father externalizing symptoms	.023	.007	1.023	<.001	[1.009, 1.037]
Mother externalizing symptoms	−.011	.010	.989	.277	[.969, 1.009]
Early parental loss	.092	.038	1.096	.014	[1.019, 1.180]
Family of origin income	−.009	.019	.991	.636	[.954, 1.029]
Model 4
Baseline health problems	.066	.021	1.069	<.001	[1.026, 1.113]
Baseline pain	.208	.022	1.232	<.001	[1.179, 1.287]
Model 5
Generalized anxiety disorder	.030	.069	1.030	.664	[.900, 1.179]
Social phobia	.073	.045	1.076	.101	[.986, 1.174]
Panic disorder	.114	.077	1.121	.140	[.963, 1.304]
Posttraumatic stress disorder	.238	.057	1.269	<.001	[1.136, 1.417]
Major depressive disorder	.190	.043	1.209	<.001	[1.111, 1.316]
Bipolar I	.225	.099	1.252	.023	[1.031,1.520]

Note. SE = standard error; CI = confidence interval.