Table 5.

Multinomial regression predicting infant still-face classes from maternal childhood stress domains.

(3) Moderate SFR (Ref, n = 71)	(1) Low negative reactivity (n = 75)			(2) Positive reactivity (n=29)			(4) Strong SFR (n=67)			(5) High-increasing negative reactivity (n=26)
	AOR	95% CI	p value	AOR	95% CI	p value	AOR	95% CI	p value	AOR	95% CI	p value
Household poverty	.53	.26-1.09	.086	1.56	.55-4.40	.399	.62	.29-1.30	.206	.98	.35-2.74	.965
Parent-child aggression	1.17	.49-2.78	.726	1.23	.38-4.01	.735	2.19	.88-5.47	.093	.57	.15-2.15	.403
Inter-parental violence	1.16	.54-2.49	.697	1.08	.40-2.95	.882	1.38	.63-3.01	.417	.28	.07-1.11	.071
Emotional abuse	2.44*	1.15-5.16	.020	.79	.28-2.21	.646	.61	.27-1.36	.226	2.24	.81-6.20	.122
Emotional neglect	1.63	.62-4.28	.321	1.86	.57-6.02	.302	1.22	.46-3.29	.689	4.65**	1.45-14.91	.010

Note: SFR = still-face response; AOR = adjusted odds ratio; 95% CI = 95% Confidence Interval. Model controls for maternal age, infant sex, infant age, weight-for-age percentile, infant fussiness, and postpartum depressed mood.

^*p < .05

^**p <.01.