Among indicators of physical health, chronic illness, obesity and sedentary behaviour were associated with moderate reductions in the hazard of return to custody, while ever having been diagnosed with an STI was associated with a moderate increase.
Time in a special care baby unit, lower maternal education, younger child age, sex of child as male, and mothers' antisocial behaviour were associated with increased conduct problems.
Reports of helping behaviour were associated with a significant increase in the attractiveness of both men and women as potential long-term sexual partners.
Further, they reported SRI measures of spouse solicitous responses to patient pain behaviour were associated with higher levels of pain behaviour, depressive symptoms, pain intensity and pain interference.
To analyse whether general characteristics, health status and health risk behaviour were associated with suicidal thoughts, t tests, χ tests and multiple logistic regression analyses were used.
Previous studies reported that gender differences in alcohol drinking behaviour were associated with physiological or biological predispositions [ 7- 12] and gender-role orientations [ 13- 17].
