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.

NFHS = National Family Health Survey; SC = Scheduled Castes; ST = Scheduled Tribes.1Multivariate 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.2Model controls for utilization of full antenatal care besides all variables mentioned above.aRural adolescent women with no education in the poorest wealth quintile.bUrban adolescent women with high school & above education in the richest wealth quintile.cRural SC/ST adolescent women in the poorest wealth quintile.dUrban non-SC/ST adolescent women in the richest wealth quintile.eRural SC/ST adolescent women with no education in the poorest wealth quintile.fUrban non-SC/ST adolescent women with high school & above education in the richest wealth quintile.Note: All the predicted probabilities were significantly different at p