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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2020 Jul 1.
Published in final edited form as: Depress Anxiety. 2019 Mar 18;36(7):596–606. doi: 10.1002/da.22887

Table 1.

Bivariate associations between covariates of interest and depression outcomes at 18 years (n = 9,665)a

Total Probable depression
at 18 years
Depression severity
at 18 years
n (%) (%)b p-valuec Mean (SD) p-valuec
Total 9665 (100.0) 767 (7.9) 3.20 (3.95)
Adversity trajectory group
 1 - Stable low 4472 (46.3) 289 (6.5) <0.001 2.67 (3.55) <0.001
 2 - Stable mild 3589 (37.1) 287 (8.0) 3.31 (3.98)
 3 - Decreasing from moderate to mild 856 (8.9) 100 (11.7) 4.46 (4.56)
 4 - Increasing from mild to high 508 (5.3) 61 (12.0) 4.39 (4.53)
 5 - Stable high 240 (2.5) 30 (12.3) 4.58 (4.60)
Child sex
 Male 4983 (51.6) 234 (4.7) <0.001 2.49 (3.38) <0.001
 Female 4682 (48.4) 533 (11.4) 3.97 (4.34)
Highest level of parental education
 Below O-level 1546 (16.0) 126 (8.1) 0.360 3.22 (3.98) 0.117
 O-level 2607 (27.0) 214 (8.2) 3.12 (3.95)
 A-level 3238 (33.5) 273 (8.4) 3.34 (4.03)
 University degree or higher 2274 (23.5) 155 (6.8) 3.10 (3.78)
Maternal depression or anxiety during pregnancyd
 No 8133 (84.2) 605 (7.4) 0.007 3.01 (3.81) <0.001
 Yes 1532 (15.8) 162 (10.6) 4.22 (4.45)
Maternal age at child’s birth
 15–24 years 1728 (17.9) 186 (10.8) 0.002 3.53 (4.23) 0.016
 25–39 years 3859 (39.9) 302 (7.8) 3.13 (3.91)
 30–34 years 3007 (31.1) 206 (6.8) 3.12 (3.84)
 35–44 years 1071 (11.1) 73 (6.9) 3.18 (3.86)
a

Depression outcomes were assessed with the Clinical Interview Schedule-Revised (CIS-R)

b

Percentages reflect the prevalence of probable depression in each category

c

p-values from Chi-square tests, t-tests, or ANOVA

d

Crown-Crisp Experiential Index (CCEI) anxiety scale score > 10, CCEI depression scale score > 9, or Edinburgh Postnatal Depression Scale (EPDS) score > 12 at 18 weeks gestation