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. 2020 Oct;217(4):575–582. doi: 10.1192/bjp.2020.133

Table 2.

Main effects for each type of childhood adversitya

Controls (n = 297),
n (%)c
Cases (n = 325),
n (%)c
Unadjusted OR 95% CI P Adjusted ORb 95% CI P
Household discordd
No 184 (62.2) 137 (51.9) 1.00 1.00
Yes 112 (37.8) 127 (48.1) 1.58 1.10–2.26 0.013 1.68 1.14–2.48 0.009
Psychological abusee
No 283 (95.9) 226 (85.6) 1.00 1.00
Yes 12 (4.1) 38 (14.4) 4.28 2.08–8.87 <0.001 3.95 1.80–8.66 0.001
Physical abusef
No 234 (79.1) 196 (64.5) 1.00 1.00
Yes 62 (20.9) 108 (35.5) 2.36 1.59–3.51 <0.001 2.28 1.44–3.62 <0.001
Sexual abuseg
No 273 (93.5) 245 (84.8) 1.00 1.00
Yes 19 (6.5) 45 (15.2) 2.59 1.39–4.82 0.003 2.58 1.40–4.76 0.002
Bullyingh
No 207 (70.4) 176 (62.2) 1.00 1.00
Yes 87 (29.6) 107 (37.8) 1.63 1.12–2.35 0.010 1.43 0.97–2.10 0.070
a.

All analyses are weighted to account for oversampling of Black Caribbean and Black African controls.

b.

Adjusted for age, gender and ethnicity.

c.

Percentages are for cases and controls with complete data; cases with childhood onset are excluded.

d.

62 missing (1 control, 61 cases).

e.

63 missing (2 controls, 61 cases).

f.

22 missing (1 control, 21 cases).

g.

40 missing (5 controls, 35 cases).

h.

45 missing (3 controls, 42 cases).