We examined the observable characteristics of both groups of male Mestizos, those who are Monolingual-Spanish and those who are Bilingual, and we found no significant difference in terms of education, work position, occupation, industry, or population size.
Socioeconomic position (occupation, occupation at 25 years, father's occupation, mother's occupation, household income) 11.
During pregnancy, we compared AA against contemporaneous measures of height, BMI, smoking, alcohol intake, education, socio-economic position (occupation) and total cholesterol.
At the mother's follow-up clinic, we included height, BMI, smoking, alcohol intake, education, socio-economic position (occupation); systolic and diastolic blood pressure; total, HDL and LDL cholesterol, triglyceride and C-reactive protein levels.
For the fathers, the proportions of high-, middle-, and low-position occupations were 29%, 44%, and 27%, respectively.
Our findings indicate that adults with less education and lower-position occupations were more likely to smoke before the childbearing period, and fathers with high income were more likely to quit smoking after the first pregnancy experience in the family.
In addition, women having a low-position occupation were significantly more likely to be a smoker than their counterparts with a high-position occupation (odds ratio: 5.18).
Other possible independent variables considered in the analysis were working positions, occupation type and sex.
A high-position occupation and high education were associated with a lower probability of being a smoker before the childbearing period.
It doesn't take into account differences in occupation, positions, job tenure, hours worked per week".
varied depending on trainees' positions and occupations.
