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Uneven Impact of Maternal Education at Birth on High School Grades of Black and White Students

Open Journal of Educational Research | Vol 5, Issue 1

Table 2. Model without interaction

CoefficientStd. Err.[95% conf.interval]P>t
Race (Black) -0.0980.086-0.2670.0700.253
Gender (Male)-0.5310.066-0.660-0.403< 0.001
Born Low Birth Weight (Baseline)0.0050.033-0.0610.0700.889
Born to Married Family0.2070.0960.0200.3950.030
Baseline Mother Poverty to Income Ratio0.0880.0160.0560.121< 0.001
Father Incarceration (Baseline)0.0020.172-0.3360.3400.991
Born from an Adulthood Pregnancy (Baseline)-0.0330.120-0.2670.2020.784
Maternal Education (Baseline)0.1860.0420.1040.269< 0.001
Intercept5.4850.1515.1895.781< 0.001

Outcome: High School Performance (1-8)