Table 4:

Gendered indices variables and coefficients.

	Coefficient: GISE	Coefficient: GIPSE (includes psychological variables)
Demographic variables
Marital status
Married or living with a partner	0.03	0
Separated, divorced, or widow(er)	−0.64	−0.62
Income
$10001–20000	0.05	0
$20001–40000	0.13	0.05
$40001–75000	0.32	0.19
More than $75000	0.6	0.44
Employment
Employed Part-Time	−0.09	−0.15
Employed Full-Time	0.66	0.59
Occupation
Service Worker	−0.62	−0.62
Skilled Worker	0.16	0.17
Professional/technical	−0.72	−0.73
Other Occupation	0.06	0.06
Education
At most High School Diploma/GED	0.02	0
Greater than high school/GED	−0.21	−0.28
Has Current Health insurance coverage	−0.33	−0.32
Acculturation measures
Language preference (English)	0.3	0.31
SASH language acculturation subscale	0.07	0.06
SASH social acculturation subscale	0.15	0.14
Ethnic identity score	0.3	0.31
Years live in the US (ref = Less than 10 Years)
Years in US: 10 Years or More	−0.08	−0.07
Years in US: US born	−0.29	−0.28
Psychological measures
STAI10	NA	−0.04
CESD9	NA	−0.03

Coefficients of the various variables were estimated in a LASSO penalized logistic regression of male sex over all variables jointly. Baseline variables were not used in this analysis. Thus, positive values for a binary variable suggest that it more likely to be seen in male individuals, and for a continuous variable it suggests that male individuals tend to have higher values.

GISE: gendered index of sociodemographic environment; GIPSE: gendered index of psychological and sociodemographic environment; HCHS/SOL: Hispanic Community Health Study/Study of Latinos; SASH: Social Acculturation Scale for Hispanics; WHIIRS: Women Health Initiative Insomnia Rating Scale. STAI10: Spielberger Trait Anxiety Inventory scale based on 10 items. CESD9: Center for Epidemiological Studies Depression scale based on 9 items (excluding sleep quality-related question).