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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2019 Jul 29.
Published in final edited form as: J Health Soc Behav. 2014 Dec;55(4):386–402. doi: 10.1177/0022146514555981

Table 3.

Summary of coefficients from linear regression and binary logistic regression analyses predicting children’s kindergarten outcomes (compared to “consistently positive” class)

Model 1: Baseline model Model 2: Add disadvantage/ controls Model 3: Add household resources
Reading score
Middle of the road −0.42 *** −0.33 *** −0.11 **
Food security/violence problems −0.60 *** −0.49 *** −0.14
Nutrition/sleep problems −0.52 *** −0.43 *** −0.15 ***
Safety problems −0.24 ** −0.20 * 0.02
Math score
Middle of the road −0.44 *** −0.30 *** −0.08 *
Food security/violence/smoking −0.54 *** −0.38 *** −0.05
Nutrition/sleep problems −0.60 *** −0.45 *** −0.19 ***
Safety problems −0.32 *** −0.25 * −0.02
Positive behavior
Middle of the road −0.26 *** −0.23 *** −0.14 **
Food security/violence/smoking −0.53 *** −0.52 *** −0.37 **
Nutrition/sleep problems −0.35 *** −0.34 *** −0.24 ***
Safety problems −0.20 ** −0.21 ** −0.13 +
Very good/excellent health
Middle of the road −0.92 *** −0.76 *** −0.60 ***
Food security/violence/smoking −0.76 * −0.65 * −0.47
Nutrition/sleep problems −1.05 *** −0.89 *** −0.67 ***
Safety problems −0.08 0.08 0.08

Source: Early Childhood Longitudinal Study-Birth Cohort, 2001–2007. N ≈ 6450.

Notes: Multivariate OLS regression (for reading, math, and behavior) and binary logistic regression (for health, chronic illness, and asthma) analyses accounted for complex survey design. Baseline adjusted for child age, each model builds on the previous one.

+

p<.10

*

p<.05

**

p<.01

***

p<.001; two-tailed tests.