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Table 1 Demographics at recruitment (n = 262)

From: “Echoes of a dark past” is a history of maternal childhood maltreatment a perinatal risk factor for pregnancy and postpartum trauma experiences? A longitudinal study

 

Frequency (%)

Identifies as

 Aboriginal or Torres Strait Islander

13 (5%)

 Caucasian/White

180 (68.7%)

 Polynesian

16 (6.1%)

 Asian

11 (4.2%)

 Indian

6 (2.3%)

 Other

29 (11.1%)

 Missing

7 (2.7%)

Level of education

 Junior secondary school (years 8–10)

23 (8.8%)

 Senior secondary school (years 11–12)

79 (30.2%)

 Certificate or diploma

85 (32.4%)

 Degree

60 (22.9%)

 Post Graduate Diploma, Master’s degree

15 (5.7%)

Main occupational activity

 Student attending university or other tertiary education

13 (5%)

 Full-time or part-time work

170 (64.9%)

 Apprenticeship/ Traineeship

3 (1.1%)

 Unemployed/ looking for work

12 (4.6%)

 Home duties

50 (19.1%)

 Have a job, but not at work due to illness, vacation, etc

8 (3.1%)

 Not working and currently receiving sickness allowance or disability support pension

3 (1.1%)

 Other

3 (1.1%)

Relationship status

 Single

31 (11.8%)

 Separated/Divorced

8 (3.1%)

 Widowed

1 (0.4%)

 De facto or Married (male partner)

212 (80.9%)

 De facto or Married (female partner)

8 (3.0%)

 Missing

2 (0.8%)

Number of children

 0

104 (39.7%)

 1

95 (36.3%)

 2

41 (15.6%)

 3

13 (5%)

 4

7 (2.7%)

 5

1 (0.4%)

 6

1 (0.4%)