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. 2022 Mar 11;13:831089. doi: 10.3389/fpsyt.2022.831089

Table 2.

Associations between urbanicity (predictor), psychopathology, and candidate mediators.

Outcome variable β (SE) / Odds Ratio 95% CI p
Psychopathology
Ple-total score 0.053 (0.013) 0.028, 0.078 <0.001*
Ple-total persistence 1.089 1.029, 1.151 0.003*
Ple-total onset 0.987 0.908, 1.074 0.765
Externalizing symptoms 0.011 (0.012) −0.013, 0.036 0.364
Internalizing symptoms 0.018 (0.012) −0.007, 0.042 0.160
Candidate mediators
PM2.5 0.115 (0.006) 0.103, 0.127 <0.001*
NO2 0.219 (0.006) 0.207, 0.230 <0.001*
Proximity to roads −0.117 (0.012) −0.142, −0.093 <0.001*
Lead paint 0.316 (0.012) 0.293, 0.338 <0.001*
Families in poverty 0.324 (0.013) 0.299, 0.350 <0.001*
Income disparity 0.325 (0.012) 0.301, 0.350 <0.001*
Violent offenses 0.047 (0.003) 0.042, 0.053 <0.001*
Marijuana sales 0.038 (0.003) 0.032, 0.045 <0.001*

Associations were corrected for effect of age, sex-at-birth, parental risk for psychosis and include the random intercepts for family nested in site.

*

False Discovery Rate (FDR) corrected p < 0.05.