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Table 2 Multilevel logistic regression modelling results for persistence of depression across one year

From: Persistence and remission of depressive symptoms and psycho-social correlates in Chinese early adolescents

Predictors

Model 1

Model 2

B

OR and 95%

C.I.for OR

B

OR and 95%

C.I.for OR

Individual factors

Age

−.09

.91 (.66, 1.26)

−.14

.87 (.62, 1.22)

Gender

 

1

  

Male

 

1.01 (.66, 1.53)

 

1

Female

.10

 

.07

1.08 (.70, 1.67)

Siblings

 One Child

 

1

 

1

 Non-one child

.79

2.19 (1.40, 3.44) **

.74

2.10 (1.27, 3.48) *

Migrant status

 Migrant students

 

1

 

1

 Local students

−.13

.88 (.53, 1.44)

.03

1.03 (.61, 1.73)

Positive Youth Development

−.39

.67 (.50, .92) *

−.29

.74 (.53, 1.05)

Familial factors

 Family intactness

  Intactness

   

1

  Non-intactness

  

1.05

2.87 (1.16, 7.12) *

 Father’s Education Level

  Less than or middle school

   

1

  High school or college

  

−.26

.77 (.45, 1.32)

  University

  

−.35

.71 (.31, 1.61)

  More than university

  

−1.46

.23 (.07, .76) *

 Mother’s Education Level

  Less than or middle school

   

1

  High school or college

  

.08

1.08 (.63, 1.86)

  University

  

.31

1.36 (.56, 3.27)

  More than university

  

.86

2.37 (.68, 8.25)

Family Function

  

−.30

.74 (.54, 1.01) *

−2 × log likelihood

513.33

 

494.88

 

Cox & Snell R2

.04

 

.09

 

Nagelkerke R2

.06

 

.12

 
  1. *p < .05, **p < .01, ***p < .001
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