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. 2020 Apr 3;30(1):155–167. doi: 10.1007/s00787-020-01521-8

Table 5.

Associations between exposure to road traffic noise at home and school, and ADHD stratified by socioeconomic status in the TRAILS cohort

Risk ratio for ADHD (95% confidence interval)
Low SES High SES
Lden home (per 1 dBA) ADHD symptoms

n = 221

0.985 (0.952, 1.018)

n = 120

1.007 (0.967, 1.049)

ADHD diagnosis

n = 116

0.924 (0.872, 0.978)*

n = 113

0.921 (0.871, 0.974)*

Lden school (per 1 dBA) ADHD symptoms

n = 188

0.992 (0.960, 1.025)

n = 105

1.008 (0.970, 1.048)

ADHD diagnosis

n = 113

0.985 (0.935, 1.037)

n = 109

0.909 (0.859, 0.961)*

Lden home (per 1 dBA) ADHD symptoms

n = 188

0.981 (0.946, 1.017)

n = 105

1.006 (0.962, 1.051)

Lden school (per 1 dBA)

n = 188

0.992 (0.960, 1.023)

n = 105

1.008 (0.970, 1.048)

Lden home (per 1 dBA) ADHD diagnosis

n = 113

0.924 (0.870, 0.981)*

n = 109

0.907 (0.855, 0.963)*

Lden school (per 1 dBA)

n = 113

0.985 (0.935, 1.038)

n = 109

0.918 (0.855, 0.963)*

Adjusted for age, parental SES, number of parents, ethnicity, perinatal circumstances and complications, and parental externalizing and internalizing problems. N in each cell refers to ADHD cases. Based on multinomial regression analysis with screen-negative for ADHD as reference group

*p < 0.05