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Table 2 The association between pregnancy intention and subsequent psychological distress in partnered women, OR (95% Confidence Interval)

From: Unplanned pregnancy and subsequent psychological distress in partnered women: a cross-sectional study of the role of relationship quality and wider social support

 

Pregnancy Intention groups, compared to ‘Planned’

Unplanned Pregnancy

Model

All

  

Happy

Ambivalent

Unhappy

  
 

OR (95% CI)

F

p

OR (95% CI)

OR (95% CI)

OR (95% CI)

F

p

Unadjusted

1.73 (1.53,1.95)

78.97

<0.0001

1.39 (1.21,1.6)

2.56 (1.95,3.34)

2.72 (2.17,3.41)

39.50

<0.0001

1: + Socio-demographic

1.55 (1.37,1.76)

49.60

<0.0001

1.26 (1.09,1.45)

2.19 (1.66,2.88)

2.46 (1.96,3.07)

29.21

<0.0001

2: 1 + Preg-Related

1.47 (1.30,1.66)

36.89

<0.0001

1.22 (1.06,1.41)

1.96 (1.48,2.59)

2.19 (1.74,2.74)

21.08

<0.0001

3: 2 + Rel. Quality

1.29 (1.13,1.47)

14.12

0.0002

1.13 (0.97,1.32)

1.65 (1.22,2.25)

1.63 (1.29,2.07)

8.12

<0.0001

4: 3 + Social Support

1.26 (1.10,1.45)

10.98

0.0010

1.13 (0.97,1.32)

1.47 (1.07,2.02)

1.59 (1.25,2.02)

5.99

0.0005

  1. Design degrees of freedom (df) for models: 389 (unplanned), 387 (happy, ambiv, unhappy)
  2. F = F statistic, from Wald test
  3. p = p value from Wald test
  4. Model 1: ethnicity, household socio-economic status
  5. Model 2: model 1, plus firstborn child, smoking in pregnancy
  6. Model 3: model 2, plus GRIMS (relationship quality)
  7. Model 4: model 3, plus emotional and instrumental support