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Trauma and Early Puberty May Be Stronger Predictors of Early Tobacco Initiation in Girls Compared to Boys

Journal of Biomedical and Life Sciences | Vol 5, Issue 1

Table 2. Summary of structural equation model (SEM),by sex


    Females    Males   

  BSE95%CIpBSE95%CIp
AgeTrauma-0.0160.013-0.0420.0100.2290.0100.013-0.0150.0350.423
Socioeconomic Status (SES)Trauma-0.1100.015-0.139-0.0800.000-0.1090.014-0.138-0.0810.000
Black Trauma0.0270.015-0.0030.0560.0790.0440.0140.0160.0720.002
InterceptTrauma0.9670.2530.4711.4630.0000.4170.240-0.0540.8880.083
             
       
TraumaEarly Puberty0.0320.0150.0020.0620.0390.0200.014-0.0080.0480.171
AgeEarly Puberty0.1810.0150.1520.2100.0000.0640.0140.0370.0900.000
Socioeconomic Status (SES)Early Puberty-0.0320.018-0.0660.0030.072-0.0380.016-0.069-0.0070.016
Black Early Puberty0.1130.0170.0790.1470.0000.0700.0160.0390.1010.000
InterceptEarly Puberty-1.6230.284-2.180-1.0670.0000.3320.257-0.1710.8350.196
       
       
TraumaTobacco Use0.0480.0140.0210.0750.0000.0240.013-0.0010.0500.063
Early PubertyTobacco Use0.0480.0150.0190.0770.0010.0210.014-0.0050.0480.118
AgeTobacco Use0.0760.0140.0500.1020.0000.0630.0130.0380.0880.000
Socioeconomic Status (SES)Tobacco Use-0.0870.015-0.118-0.0570.000-0.0570.015-0.086-0.0280.000
Black Tobacco Use-0.0520.015-0.082-0.0220.001-0.0210.015-0.0500.0080.155
InterceptTobacco Use-1.1370.251-1.629-0.6450.000-0.8910.238-1.358-0.4240.000