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. 2023 Mar 4;22:101375. doi: 10.1016/j.ssmph.2023.101375

Table 4.

Direct effects of predictors on trajectory membership (N = 13,424).

Trajectory comparison Log Coeff. OR (95% CI) p-value
High versus Low
Age 0.189 1.208 (1.139, 1.281) .000
Female 0.319 1.376 (1.064, 1.778) .015
US born 0.466 1.594 (0.955, 2.663) .075
BMI 0.282 1.325 (1.213, 1.448) .000
Physical activity -1.140 0.320 (0.245, 0.418) .000
Drinks per week -0.035 0.966 (0.939, 0.993) .015
Current smoker 0.553 1.738 (1.093, 2.763) .019
Former smoker 0.964 2.623 (1.933, 3.561) .000
NH Black 0.705 2.024 (1.335, 3.069) .001
Hispanic -0.877 0.416 (0.238, 0.728) .002
Education -0.248 0.780 (0.724, 0.840) .000
Wealth -0.168 0.845 (0.669, 1.068) .159
Increasing versus Low
Age 0.157 1.170 (1.114, 1.228) .000
Female 0.068 1.070 (0.887, 1.291) .480
US born 0.436 1.546 (1.132, 2.111) .006
BMI 0.215 1.240 (1.152, 1.335) .000
Physical activity -0.426 0.653 (0.549, 0.778) .000
Drinks per week -0.012 0.988 (0.967, 1.010) .276
Current smoker 0.552 1.738 (1.138, 2.652) .010
Former smoker 0.511 1.667 (1.261, 2.203) .000
NH Black 0.491 1.634 (1.125, 2.374) .010
Hispanic -0.067 0.935 (0.503, 1.739) .831
Education -0.137 0.872 (0.821, 0.925) .000
Wealth -0.015 0.985 (0.969, 1.001) .075
High versus Increasing
Age -0.157 0.855 (0.814, 0.898) .000
Female -0.068 0.935 (0.775, 1.128) .480
US born -0.436 0.647 (0.474, 0.883) .006
BMI -0.215 0.806 (0.749, 0.868) .000
Physical activity 0.426 1.531 (1.286, 1.822) .000
Drinks per week 0.012 1.012 (0.991, 1.034) .276
Current smoker -0.552 0.576 (0.377, 0.878) .010
Former smoker -0.511 0.600 (0.454, 0.793) .000
NH Black -0.491 0.612 (0.421, 0.889) .010
Hispanic 0.067 1.070 (0.575, 1.990) .831
Education 0.137 1.147 (1.081, 1.218) .000
Wealth 0.015 1.015 (0.999, 1.032) .075

Note. Low – Low trajectory, Increasing – Increasing trajectory, High – High trajectory, NH – Non-Hispanic. NH White is the referent group for the racial/ethnic group comparisons while nonsmoking status is the referent group for the smoking status variables. All estimates are unstandardized. Each predictor/covariate was grand mean-centered except for nativity, physical activity, dummy variables for race/ethnicity, and sex, smoking variables to aid in interpretation. All estimates are unstandardized. Significant effects are bolded.