Study population characteristics

CB Catherine Bianco
AS Ayesha Sania
MK Margaret H. Kyle
BB Beatrice Beebe
JB Jennifer Barbosa
MB Mary Bence
LC Lerzan Coskun
AF Andrea Fields
MF Morgan R. Firestein
SG Sylvie Goldman
AH Amie Hane
VH Violet Hott
MH Maha Hussain
SH Sabrina Hyman
ML Maristella Lucchini
RM Rachel Marsh
IM Isabelle Mollicone
MM Michael Myers
DO Dayshalis Ofray
NP Nicolo Pini
CR Cynthia Rodriguez
LS Lauren C. Shuffrey
NT Nim Tottenham
MW Martha G. Welch
WF William Fifer
CM Catherine Monk
DD Dani Dumitriu
DA Dima Amso
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Table 1 shows study population characteristic for SARS-CoV-2-exposed and unexposed mothers and their infants included in this analysis. There were group-level differences in both maternal income: F(1, 171) = 6.20, p = 0.01, and maternal education, F(1, 171) = 10.95, p = 0.001. Mothers in the unexposed group had higher socioeconomic status (income, education) than mothers in the exposed group. There were no other significant measured differences between groups. Maternal education and income are highly-correlated, r(173) = 0.64, p < 0.001. To avoid multi-collinearity, only maternal education was adjusted for in subsequent analyses.

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