Table 1.

Class differences on demographics, psychological functioning, and pregnancy outcomes

Outcome variable		Class 1 Low exposure (n=146)		Class 2 Child neglect-only (n =46)		Class 3 Child abuse/neglect (n =23)		Class 4 Polytrauma abuse, neglect and IPV (n =10)
	N	M or %	SE	M or %	SE	M or %	SE	M or %	SE	χ2
Demographics
Age	225	26.89	0.47	26.77	0.72	27.66	1.01	27.80	1.90	0.77
Latinx	225	75.4%	0.04	84.6%	0.05	91.3%	0.06	70.0%	0.15	6.48
Couple status	223	44.0%	0.04	38.7%	0.08	52.1%	0.11	20.0%	0.13	4.31
Education	224	79.8%	0.03	50.0%	0.16	67.9%	0.07	65.3%	0.10	6.32
Household Hardship	225	3.10	0.22	3.80	0.51	6.67	0.68	6.60	1.20	32.02***
Stress and Social Support
MSPSS	224	69.82	1.36	50.70	2.90	55.75	2.86	43.80	3.65	75.91***
PSS	225	18.35	0.54	13.75	1.39	22.64	1.15	21.60	1.15	31.16***
Stressful Life Events	225	2.67	0.20	3.05	0.41	5.10	0.89	6.50	1.51	13.26**
PDQ	225	8.51	0.50	9.76	1.18	11.32	1.36	11.40	1.44	6.86†
Symptoms and Emotion Dysregulation
DERS	225	63.89	1.33	77.51	2.32	83.06	5.43	98.20	9.63	43.12***
DASS Depression	225	3.09	0.52	3.95	0.66	10.83	2.45	19.60	3.87	26.81***
DASS Anxiety	225	3.44	0.43	3.46	0.51	10.44	2.21	15.60	3.05	25.12***
STRESS PTSD	225	17.69	1.49	16.24	2.34	26.38	3.39	33.50	5.27	14.51**
Alcohol in pregnancy	217	0.25	0.04	0.17	0.06	0.48	0.10	0.10	0.10	8.96*

Note. Latinx was coded such that 1 indicates Latinx status and 0 indicates non-Latinx. Couple status was coded such that a 1 indicates being married or in a committed relationship and a 0 indicates being single, divorced, or widowed. Education was coded such that a 1 meant high school graduate or more education and 0 indicates less than a high school education.

^†p < .10,

^*p < .05,

^**p < .01,

^***p < .001