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Table 3 Interaction effects between childhood trauma, cognitive biases, neuroticism and depression

From: Predicting psychotic-like experiences among adolescents: the interplay of childhood trauma, cognitive biases, neuroticism, and depression

   

No

(OR, 95% CI)

Yes

(OR, 95% CI)

p value

   

Childhood trauma

  

Depression

Yes (n)

306

Reference

1.91 (1.01–3.60)

< 0.05

Cognitive biases

Yes (n)

96

Reference

1.57 (0.58–4.24)

0.371

Neuroticism

Yes (n)

102

Reference

0.84 (0.20–3.51)

0.808

   

Neuroticism

  

Childhood trauma

Yes (n)

2121

Reference

8.94 (5.23–15.27)

< 0.001

Cognitive biases

Yes (n)

96

Reference

6.99 (1.40-34.82)

< 0.05

Depression

Yes (n)

306

Reference

1.98 (0.99–3.98)

0.053

   

Depression

  

Childhood trauma

Yes (n)

2121

Reference

9.02 (6.63–12.27)

< 0.001

Cognitive biases

Yes (n)

96

Reference

7.90 (2.67–23.37)

< 0.001

Neuroticism

Yes (n)

102

Reference

2.05 (0.67–6.32)

0.211

   

Cognitive biases

  

Childhood trauma

Yes (n)

2121

Reference

4.86 (2.91–8.13)

< 0.001

Depression

Yes (n)

306

Reference

2.29 (0.96–5.43)

0.061

Neuroticism

Yes (n)

102

Reference

4.46 (0.74–26.83)

0.103

  1. OR, odds ratio; CI, 95% confidence interval. Adjusted for age, gender, residence, single child status, economic status and parental marital status
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Child and Adolescent Psychiatry and Mental Health

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