Zad Rafi, Sander Greenland
Semantic and cognitive tools to aid statistical science: replace confidence and significance by compatibility and surprise
BMC medical research methodology
degree child maltreatment interacts household adversities exacerbate risk poor adult socioeconomic outcomes uncertain moreover effects residential school caregiver transitions childhood adult outcomes well understood study examined relation household adversity transitions childhood adult income problems education unemployment individuals without childhood maltreatment history potential protective role positive relationship quality buffering risk relationships also tested data lehigh longitudinal study n 457 subjects assessed preschool elementary adolescent adult ages multiple group path analysis tested relationships childhood household adversity residential school caregiver transitions adult socioeconomic outcomes group caregiver relationship quality included moderator gender covariate household adversity negatively associated education level positively associated income problems nonmaltreated children groups residential transitions negatively associated education level caregiver transitions positively associated unemployment problems relationship quality positively associated education level nonmaltreated children children experience maltreatment reducing exposure household adversity important goal prevention reducing exposure child maltreatment children remains important public health priority results underscore need programs policies promote stable relationships environments