. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2019 Sep 1.

Published in final edited form as: Obesity (Silver Spring). 2018 Sep;26(9):1467–1473. doi: 10.1002/oby.22273

Table 2.

Adjusted^* Odds of Adult Bachelor’s Degree Attainment, Being Partnered, and Income (>=$50,000 Annually) at Follow Up Among Adolescents with High Baseline Weight Status (BMI >95th percentile) Compared to Those with Lower Baseline Weight Status (BMI< =95^th)

	Odds Ratio	S.E. of coefficient	95% CI	p
Females
Bachelor’s degree (yes)	0.324	0.300	[0.180, 0.583]	<0.001
Married/Partnered (yes)	0.451	0.261	[0.270, 0.752]	0.002
Household Income (>= $50,000 Annually)	0.568	0.282	[0.327, 0.987]	0.044
Males
Bachelor’s degree (yes)	0.909	0.244	[0.564, 1.467]	0.698
Married/Partnered (yes)	0.955	0.245	[0.591, 1.544]	0.850
Household Income (>= $50,000 Annually)	0.801	0.264	[0.477, 1.344]	0.400

Adjusted for baseline race/ethnicity, socioeconomic status, and baseline age.