Parental separation in childhood as a risk factor for depression in adulthood: a community-based study of adolescents screened for depression and followed up after 15 years

Table 3 Results from binary logistic regression analyses of parental separation in childhood and adolescent depression at baseline. Models adjusted for sex. n = 382

		coef.	s.e.		p	OR	95% CI	Pseudo R²
Model 1	Parental separation	0.64	0.23		0.004**	1.90	1.22–2.96	0.02
Model 2	Parental separation	0.36	0.24		0.128	1.44	0.90–2.30	0.05
	Major conflicts between parents	1.24	0.32	<	0.001***	3.45	1.85–6.44
Model 3	Parental separation	0.50	0.24		0.034*	1.65	1.04–2.61	0.08
	Major conflicts with parents	1.86	0.39	<	0.001***	6.41	2.96–13.88
Model 4	Parental separation	0.54	0.23		0.019*	1.72	1.09–2.69	0.03
	Family income reduced	0.83	0.32		0.010*	2.29	1.22–4.29
Model 5	Parental separation	0.62	0.23		0.007**	1.85	1.19–2.89	0.02
	Family moved to another city	0.21	0.23		0.365	1.23	0.79–1.93
Model 6^a	Parental separation	0.57	0.23		0.012*	1.78	1.14–2.78	0.02
	Parental depression	0.48	0.23		0.039*	1.62	1.02–2.56
Model 7^a	Parental separation	0.20	0.25		0.428	1.22	0.74–2.02	0.10
	Major conflicts between parents	0.76	0.35		0.030*	2.13	1.08–4.24
	Major conflicts with parents	1.54	0.41	<	0.001***	4.64	2.08–10.36
	Family income reduced	0.56	0.34		0.102	1.75	0.89–3.44
	Family moved to another city	0.05	0.25		0.831	1.05	0.65–1.71
	Parental depression	0.32	0.25		0.191	1.38	0.85–2.25

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