Research Article
Children’s Quality of Life in Europe: National Wealth and Familial Socioeconomic Position Explain Variations in Mental Health and Wellbeing—A Multilevel Analysis in 27 EU Countries
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Regression of noticeably low KIDSCREEN-10 scores on sociodemographic and socioeconomic factors: a multilevel model analysis across countries using random intercepts and random slopes.
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Regression of random intercept/slope on second level aggregate socioeconomic characteristics; reference category. Professional lawyer, medical practitioner, accountant, architect, general and top management, or manager of company. Owner of a shop, craftsman, or other. Farmer, forester, fisherman, manual worker, or unskilled manual worker. Finished full-time education at age 17 years and older. Finished full-time education at age below 17 years or never been in full-time education. OR: odds ratio. |