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Table 4 Associations between childhood abuse (< 16 years) and past year physical assault victimisation (≥ 16 years) (N = 21,810)

From: Cycles of violence in England and Wales: the contribution of childhood abuse to risk of violence revictimisation in adulthood

 

Model 1

Model 2

Model 3

Sig.

AOR

95% CIs

Sig.

AOR

95% CIs

Sig.

AOR

95% CIs

  

LL

UL

  

LL

UL

  

LL

UL

Childhood psychological abuse

 

–

   

< 0.001

2.37

1.84

3.06

< 0.01

1.61

1.13

2.31

Childhood physical abuse

 

–

   

NS

   

NS

   

Childhood sexual abuse

 

–

   

< 0.01

1.61

1.21

2.14

NS

   

Childhood witnessing domestic violence

–

   

< 0.01

1.50

1.14

1.98

NS

   

Childhood abuse count

None (ref.)

< 0.001

   

–

   

< 0.001

   

Single type

< 0.001

2.16

1.70

2.75

–

   

< 0.001

1.86

1.42

2.45

Multiple types

< 0.001

3.37

2.68

4.24

–

   

< 0.001

2.25

1.53

3.32

Sex

Female

< 0.001

0.68

0.57

0.81

< 0.001

0.67

0.56

0.80

< 0.001

0.69

0.58

0.82

Age

50–59 (ref.)

< 0.001

   

< 0.001

   

< 0.001

   

16–19

< 0.001

2.13

1.40

3.27

< 0.01

2.08

1.36

3.19

< 0.01

2.07

1.35

3.17

20–29

< 0.001

2.20

1.68

2.88

< 0.001

2.16

1.65

2.83

< 0.001

2.17

1.66

2.83

30–39

< 0.01

1.55

1.19

2.03

< 0.01

1.55

1.18

2.03

< 0.01

1.54

1.18

2.02

40–49

< 0.05

1.37

1.05

1.80

< 0.05

1.35

1.03

1.76

< 0.05

1.36

1.04

1.78

Ethnicity

White

< 0.01

1.72

1.26

2.36

< 0.001

1.75

1.28

2.39

< 0.01

1.72

1.26

2.35

Deprivation

Least deprived (ref.)

< 0.001

   

< 0.001

   

< 0.001

   

Most deprived—1

< 0.001

1.92

1.44

2.55

< 0.001

1.88

1.41

2.50

< 0.001

1.91

1.43

2.54

2

< 0.01

1.52

1.13

2.04

< 0.01

1.52

1.13

2.05

< 0.01

1.52

1.13

2.04

3

NS

1.13

0.82

1.54

NS

1.117

0.82

1.53

NS

1.12

0.82

1.54

4

NS

1.26

0.93

1.71

NS

1.251

0.92

1.70

NS

1.26

0.93

1.71

  1. Notes. Limited to adults aged 16–59 years who completed the CSEW 2015/2016 self-completion modules. AOR adjusted odds ratio, 95% CIs 95% confidence intervals, LL lower limit, UL upper limit
  2. Model 1: Childhood abuse count was entered in a regression, controlling for sociodemographics (sex, age, ethnicity, and deprivation quintiles)
  3. Model 2: All childhood abuse types were entered in a regression, controlling for sociodemographics
  4. Model 3: All childhood abuse types and childhood abuse count were entered in a regression, controlling for sociodemographics