TABLE 2.

Results of logistic regression analyses examining the effect of exposure and timing of first exposure to child maltreatment on suicidal behavior, adjusting for covariates

	Suicide ideation				Suicide plan				Suicide attempt
	N	%	OR	95% CI	N	%	OR	95% CI	N	%	OR	95% CI
Any sexual abuse
Unexposed	720	8.07	Referent		163	19.42	Referent		93	10.18	Referent
Exposed	149	1.79	4.89	3.44-6.94	55	7.73	5.55	3.47-8.90	41	5.55	6.88	3.50-13.54
Timing of sexual abuse
Early childhood (age 0-5)	31	0.31	5.42	2.75-10.67	9	1.09	5.19	1.50-17.95	5	0.75	6.22	1.79-21.61
Middle childhood (age 6-10)	37	0.62	5.54	3.01-10.18	13	3.21	7.34	3.95-13.65	11	2.13	8.51	3.99-18.17
Adolescence (age 11-18)	81	0.86	3.90	2.27-6.69	33	3.43	3.80	1.95-7.41	25	2.67	5.39	2.52-11.52
Any physical abuse
Unexposed	823	9.06	Referent		198	23.86	Referent		121	13.45	Referent
Exposed	46	0.80	6.71	4.67-9.65	20	3.30	5.30	1.73-16.23	13	2.29	8.62	2.61-28.42
Timing of physical abuse
Early childhood (age 0-5)	18	0.36	6.54	4.61-20.70	9	1.48	5.41	1.21-24.28	6	0.98	7.69	1.93-30.69
Middle childhood (age 6-10)	20	0.32	6.16	3.64-10.41	6	1.14	3.25	0.82-12.90	3	0.83	7.19	1.52-34.00
Adolescence (age 11-18)	8	0.12	9.77	4.61-20.70	5	0.67	12.94	2.89-57.87	4	0.48	20.29	2.73-150.76

Cell entries are sample size (N and %), odds ratios (ORs), and 95% confidence intervals (CIs). The table presents results from Models 1 and 2 examining exposure to sexual and physical abuse (coded as 0 = unexposed; 1 = exposed) and age at first exposure (coded as 0 = unexposed; 1 = early childhood [ages 0–5]; 2 = middle childhood [ages 6–10]; 3 = adolescence [ages 11–18]) on suicide ideation, suicide plan, and suicide attempt. ORs and 95% CIs indicate effects for exposure and timing of exposure relative to the reference of never exposed in any developmental timing period.