Table 4.

Logistic Regression Coefficients of the Association Between Birth Cohort and Life Satisfaction in Men.

	Men 75 years				Men 80 years
	Birth cohort			Model	Birth cohort			Model
	B	SE	p	R2	B	SE	p	R2
Current life satisfaction
Birth cohort	.23	.40	.564	.00	−1.35	.64	.034	.05
+Education	.33	.49	.498	.00	−1.91	.71	.007	.08
Birth cohort	.21	.40	.604	.00	−1.61	.65	.013	.06
+Marriage	.21	.40	.607	.01	−1.87*	.67	.005	.15
Birth cohort	.18	.41	.661	.00	−1.58	.65	.015	.07
+Social contacts	.09	.42	.837	.02	−1.72	.67	.010	.10
Birth cohort	.13	.41	.760	.00	−1.65	.69	.017	.06
+Loneliness	−0.08*	.43	.845	.08	−1.28*	.68	.061	.31
Birth cohort	.14	.43	.740	.00	−1.78	.69	.010	.06
+Self-rated health	−0.35*	.45	.436	.05	−2.64**	.78	.001	.22
Birth cohort	.05	.45	.918	.00	−1.56	.73	.032	.06
+All	−0.35	.56	.524	.14	−2.22	.90	.013	.38
Life satisfaction until now
Birth cohort	1.65	.35	<.001	.13	1.64	.39	<.001	.14
+Education	1.10	.43	.010	.15	1.19	.49	.015	.15
Birth cohort	1.62	.34	<.001	.13	1.56	.39	<.001	.13
+Marriage	1.62	.34	<.001	.13	1.46	.39	<.001	.14
Birth cohort	1.63	.34	<.001	.13	1.64	.41	<.001	.14
+Social contacts	1.61	.35	<.001	.13	1.55	.42	<.001	.17
Birth cohort	1.63	.35	<.001	.13	1.66	.40	<.001	.13
+Loneliness	1.54	.35	<.001	.15	1.83	.42	<.001	.19
Birth cohort	1.61	.36	<.001	.12	1.63	.40	<.001	.13
+Self-rated health	1.22*	.37	.001	.15	1.09**	.42	.008	.21
Birth cohort	1.65	.36	<.001	.12	1.94	.46	<.001	.15
+All	.70**	.46	.123	.18	1.19	.60	.046	.26

Note. B = KHB logistic regression coefficients indicating cohort difference (reference group Evergreen cohort), SE = standard error, R² = Pseudo R². *p < .05, **p < .01, ***p < .001 indicating a statistically significant difference in KHB logistic regression coefficients between a model with only a birth cohort and a model with covariate(s). Each covariate was added in the model one at a time with birth cohort and all five together in the model “All.”