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Table 5 Regression results for FDR, Corsi and BDR by ethnic-specific socioeconomic position within White British children

From: Socioeconomic disadvantage and ethnicity are associated with large differences in children’s working memory ability: analysis of a prospective birth cohort study following 13,500 children

Socioeconomic group

FDR (n = 1479

Corsi (n = 1469)

BDR (n = 1481)

B (95% CI)

t

p

B (95% CI)

t

p

B (95% CI)

t

p

Employed, educated, not materially deprived (baseline group)

         

Employed, moderate education, materially deprived

− 1.82 (− 3.98 to 0.33)

− 1.66

.097

− 1.13 (− 3.56 to 1.29)

− 0.92

.358

− 0.89 (− 3.41 to 1.62)

− 0.70

.487

Low education, benefits, not materially deprived

− 5.09 (− 7.07 to − 3.11)

− 5.04

 < .001

− 5.56 (− 7.78 to − 3.33)

− 4.90

 < .001

− 6.05 (− 8.37 to − 3.73)

− 5.12

 < .001

Low education, benefits, subjectively poor and materially deprived

− 7.99 (− 10.04 to − 5.94)

− 7.66

 < .001

− 6.51 (− 8.81 to − 4.20)

− 5.55

 < .001

− 6.98 (− 9.38 to − 4.59)

− 5.72

 < .001

F test

F(3, 1475) = 22.36

F(3, 1465) = 14.57

F(3, 1477) = 16.08

Unadjusted R2

.04

.03

.03