Table 3.

Regression analyses indicating the relationship between ACEs classes and young adult outcomes.

	Negative urgency	Premeditation	Perseverance	Sensation-seeking
	β (SE)	β (SE)	β (SE)	OR (CI)
Age	−0.02 (0.27)	0.05 (0.25)	0.00 (0.21)	−0.15 (0.36)*
Gender (female)	0.04 (0.96)	0.07 (0.86)	−0.07 (0.72)	−0.29 (1.23)***
Racial minority	−0.07 (0.97)	−0.15 (0.86)**	0.07 (0.73)	0.04 (1.30)
Family SES	0.01 (0.60)	0.09 (0.54)	0.01 (0.45)	0.04 (0.80)
Educational level	−0.06 (0.50)	−0.07 (0.45)	0.01 (0.38)	0.11 (0.67)
Negative urgency	---	0.15 (0.05)*	0.39 (0.04)***	0.15 (0.07)*
Premeditation	0.14 (0.06)*	---	0.37 (0.04)***	0.21 (0.08)**
Perseverance	0.39 (0.07)***	0.39 (0.06)***	---	−0.15 (0.10)*
Sensation-seeking	0.12 (0.04)*	0.17(004)***	0.12 (0.03)*	---
ACEs Classes
House/Community ACEs	0.04 (1.38)a	0.02(1.24)	−0.03 (1.04)	0.04 (1.85)a
Emotional ACEs	0.11 (1.37)*, b	0.06 (1.24)	0.02 (1.04)	−0.10 (1.84)a
High/Multiple ACEs	0.27 (1.39)*** ab	0.06 (1.24)	−0.10 (1.09)	0.01 (1.93)

^*p < 0.05;

^**p < 0.01;

^***p < 0.001.

Adjusted R²: Negative urgency (.34); Premeditation (.29); Perseverance (.34); Sensation-seeking (.14) Note: All regression analyses were controlled for demographics, family income, and other impulsivity traits. Statistics sharing a common superscript in ACEs classes note significantly different effect sizes for post-hoc analyses where Household Dysfunction/Community ACEs and Emotional ACEs were used as the reference group.