Residential selection across the life course: adolescent contextual and individual determinants of neighborhood disadvantage in mid-adulthood.

In women, school marks was the clearly strongest predictor (b = −.21 (−.32–−.09)), followed by ND (b = .11 (.00–.22)) and the borderline significant functional somatic symptoms (b = .09 (−.00–.19).

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Of the adolescent predictors, ND (b = .14 (95% credible interval = .07–.22)), final school marks (b = −.18 (−.26–−.10)), socioeconomic disadvantage (b = .07 (.01–.14)), and, with borderline significance, school peer problems (b = .07 (−.00–.13)), were independently related to adulthood ND in the final adjusted model.

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Of the health measures (Model 2e), functional somatic symptoms was significant in women while in men, only behavioral symptoms reached borderline significance.

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