Adjusted predicted probability (PP) for paired interactions of socioeconomic characteristics of adolescent women accessing full antenatal care and professional attendance at delivery, India, 1990–2006.

<p>NFHS = National Family Health Survey; SC = Scheduled Castes; ST = Scheduled Tribes.</p>1<p>Multivariate model controls for mother’s age at childbirth, religion, work status, parity, birth order & interval, mass-media exposure, desirable status of the child, and region besides all variables shown in the table.</p>2<p>Model controls for utilization of full antenatal care besides all variables mentioned above.</p>a<p>Rural adolescent women with no education in the poorest wealth quintile.</p>b<p>Urban adolescent women with high school & above education in the richest wealth quintile.</p>c<p>Rural SC/ST adolescent women in the poorest wealth quintile.</p>d<p>Urban non-SC/ST adolescent women in the richest wealth quintile.</p>e<p>Rural SC/ST adolescent women with no education in the poorest wealth quintile.</p>f<p>Urban non-SC/ST adolescent women with high school & above education in the richest wealth quintile.</p><p>Note: All the predicted probabilities were significantly different at <i>p</i><0.001.