Table 3.
Direct and Indirect Effects From Socioeconomic Status and Discrimination to Everyday Cognition Through Depression, Grim Accelerated Aging, and Chronic Illness
| Paths | Direct effect | Indirect effect | 95% CI |
|---|---|---|---|
| SES → ECog | −0.118* | [−0.234, −0.009] | |
| SES → depression (2002) → ECog | −0.044* | [−0.101, −0.008] | |
| SES → GrimAccelAging → chronic illness → ECog | −0.007* | [−0.020, −0.001] | |
| DISC → ECog | 0.182** | [0.067, 0.310] | |
| DISC → depression (2002) → ECog | 0.040* | [0.006, 0.103] | |
| DISC → GrimAccelAging → chronic illness → ECog | 0.006* | [0.001, 0.015] |
Notes: CI = confidence interval; DISC = discrimination 2002; ECog = Everyday Cognition; SES = socioeconomic status 2022. Age is controlled in these analyses.
*p < .05. **p < .01 (two-tailed tests).