Skip to main content
. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2019 May 3.
Published in final edited form as: Nat Hum Behav. 2018 Aug 6;2(8):565–572. doi: 10.1038/s41562-018-0391-7

Table 1.

GEE analysis of the effect of IPV on the probability of birth/year (including time period dummies and other controls [model 1], and omitting the most recent time period, 2003–2012 [model 2]).

(1) All wives (n=1,905 marital years, 105 wives)
(2) Omit most recent time period (n=1,249 marital years, 80 wives)
Parameter Exp(B) 95% CI P Exp(B) 95% CI P
Experience IPV that year (vs. not) 0.500 0.273–0.917 0.025 0.355 0.152–0.828 0.017
Wife age (years) 1.092 1.020–1.168 0.011 1.096 1.009–1.189 0.029
Experience IPV that year*Wife age 1.035 1.012–1.059 0.003 1.055 1.020–1.092 0.002
Wife age2 (years) 0.998 0.997–0.999 <0.001 0.998 0.996–0.999 0.001
Wife any schooling (vs. none) 0.758 0.618–0.928 0.007 0.764 0.592–0.985 0.038
Wife Spanish fluent (vs. none) 0.296 0.117–0.748 0.010 0.179 0.055–0.581 0.004
Wife Spanish fluent*Wife age 1.065 1.028–1.104 0.001 1.084 1.041–1.130 <0.001
Wife weight (kg)^ 1.010 1.000–1.020 0.050 1.016 1.004–1.028 0.009
Period=2003–2012 (vs. pre-1992) 1.287 1.024–1.619 0.031 ----- ----- -----
Period=1992–2002 (vs. pre-1992) 1.207 0.974–1.495 0.085 1.144 0.915–1.431 0.238
Village 1 (vs. others) 1.047 0.812–1.351 0.722 1.107 0.804–1.524 0.533
Village 2 (vs. others) 1.094 0.866–1.382 0.452 1.229 0.870–1.738 0.242
Village 3 (vs. others) 0.823 0.474–1.430 0.489 0.897 0.485–1.658 0.729
Village 4 (vs. others) 1.182 0.904–1.544 0.221 1.210 0.789–1.857 0.383
Village 5 (vs. others) 1 ----- ----- 1 ----- -----
^

Year of anthropometry data collection is also controlled (not significant in either model).