Table 4.

The impact of father’s education and occupation

Variable	Intercept		Slope
	b	SE	b	SE
ACEs	.138***	.011	.018***	.004
Father’s education	−.006**	.002	.000	.001
Father’s occupation	−.005	.003	.000	.001
Childhood SES	−.006***	.001	−.001**	.000
Childhood self-rated health	−.008***	.001	−.001	.000
Objective childhood health and health care	−.008***	.002	−.002**	.001
Covariates
Age	.002***	.000	.000***	.000
Male	−.024***	.003	−.003*	.001
Agricultural hukou	.005	.003	−.001	.001
Living in rural area	.008**	.003	.000	.001
Married	−.011**	.003	.001	.001
Had received formal education or higher	−.026***	.002	.001	.001
Drank alcohol in the past year	−.012***	.002	.000	.001
Smoke at present	−.002	.003	.002*	.001
Underweight	.016***	.004	.000	.002
Overweight	.007**	.002	.003***	.001
Obesity	.023***	.004	.008***	.001
Household per capita consumption	−.001	.001	.000	.000

(1) *p < 0.05. **p < 0.01. ***p < 0.001.; (2) χ² (41) = 309.461, p < .001, RMSEA = 0.032, CFI = 0.982, TLI = 0.967, SRMR = 0.015