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J Epidemiol Community Health 58:571-573 doi:10.1136/jech.2003.015495
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Fetal growth predicts stress susceptibility independent of parental education in 161 991 adolescent Swedish male conscripts

Table 1

 Psychological functioning (PF) scores in relation to categories of birth weight (registered birth weight in relation to expected birth weight) and paternal education (1970). Means (SD) and 95% confidence intervals (CI)

Birth weight category (centiles) Paternal educational category Number PF score mean (SD) 95%CI
Lowest (1%–5%) lowest 2041 4.61 (1.81) 4.53 to 4.69
median-low 3394 5.18 (1.78) 5.12 to 5.23
median-high 188 5.57 (1.73) 5.33 to 5.82
highest 372 5.54 (1.75) 5.36 to 5.72
Second lowest (6%–10%) lowest 2093 4.73 (1.84) 4.66 to 4.81
median-low 3348 5.22 (1.77) 5.16 to 5.28
median-high 212 5.39 (1.87) 5.13 to 5.64
highest 369 5.74 (1.71) 5.57 to 5.91
Medium (11%–90%) lowest 32176 4.94 (1.76) 4.92 to 4.96
median-low 56630 5.40 (1.74) 5.39 to 5.42
median-high 3919 5.77 (1.71) 5.72 to 5.83
highest 8109 5.78 (1.76) 5.74 to 5.82
Second highest (91%–95%) lowest 2177 4.98 (1.80) 4.91 to 5.06
median-low 3563 5.45 (1.76) 5.39 to 5.51
median-high 289 5.82 (1.71) 5.63 to 6.02
highest 596 5.93 (1.76) 5.79 to 6.07
Highest (96%–100%) lowest 2169 4.94 (1.79) 4.86 to 5.01
median-low 3545 5.45 (1.80) 5.39 to 5.51
median-high 252 5.83 (1.63) 5.63 to 6.03
highest 598 5.81 (1.77) 5.67 to5.96

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