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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2020 Jul 1.
Published in final edited form as: Popul Stud (Camb). 2019 Oct 17;74(2):241–261. doi: 10.1080/00324728.2019.1656282

Table 4.

Interval-censored regression results for young people in Malawi, 2007–13: HSV-2 and HIV (models including academic skills)

HSV-2 (limited to those aged 14 at baseline)
HIV (assume HIV negative at age 16)
Boys
Girls
Boys
Girls
Coefficient SE Coefficient SE Coefficient SE Coefficient SE

In school (enrolled)   0.361 0.475 −0.319 0.282 −0.094 0.693 −0.521 0.312
Highest grade attained   0.095 0.02 −0.135 0.089 −0.041 0.169 −0.147 0.085
Numerate −0.067 0.065   0.046 0.055 −0.022 0.095   0.049 0.051
Literate in Chichewa −0.042 0.547   0.503 0.437 1 −0.234 0.381
Scale parameter 7.819*** 7.996*** 7.816*** 7.036***
Log likelihood −141.62 −234.77 −89.41 −344.39
Chi2 13.66 25.83* 15.31 55.63***
Number 275 287 1,194 1,253
Observations 1,157 1,227 5,232 5,625

p < 0.10;

*

p < 0.05;

***

p < 0.001.

1

This model does not converge when Chichewa literacy is included; therefore, we exclude this variable from this model.

Notes: Other variables included but not shown are maternal and paternal education, ethnic group, HSV-2 or HIV prevalence in school catchment area in 2010, mother dead, and father dead. SE refers to the standard error.

Source: As for Table 2.