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. 2024 Apr;346:116744. doi: 10.1016/j.socscimed.2024.116744

Table S3.

Multilevel ordered logistic regression models reporting coefficients and standard errors for loneliness regressed on the interaction between context and the pandemic

Home
Alone
β (SE) 95% CI β (SE) 95% CI
EMA-level
COVID-19 0.94
(0.13)
[0.68,1.19] 0.61
(0.12)
[0.38,0.84]
Location (ref: home)
 At home 1.07
(0.12)
[0.84,1.30]
Who with (ref: alone)
 Alone 1.13
(0.11)
[0.90,1.35]
 COVID-19 x at home −0.87
(0.15)
[-1.16,-0.58]
 COVID-19 x alone −0.46
(0.14)
[-0.73,-0.18]
Health status (ref: excellent/very good)
 Good −0.27
(0.11)
[-0.49,-0.05] −0.26
(0.11)
[-0.48,0.03]
 Fair/poor −0.86
(0.18)
[-1.22,-0.50] −0.85
(0.18)
[-1.21,-0.49]
Marital status (ref: married/partnered)
 Separated/divorced 1.12
(0.35)
[0.44,1.80] 1.23
(0.34)
[0.56,1.90]
 Widowed 1.94
(0.31)
[1.34,2.55] 1.56
(0.31)
[0.96,2.16]
 Never married 0.47
(0.30)
[-0.11,1.05] 0.64
(0.30)
[0.06,1.22]
Employment status
 Employed (any) −0.06
(0.13)
[-0.31,0.20] 0.13
(0.13)
[-0.13,0.39]
Respondent-level
Gender
 Female −0.82
(0.50)
[-1.79,0.16] −0.63
(0.49)
[-1.59,0.32]
Race and ethnicity (ref: N–H White)
 N–H Black −0.26
(0.60)
[-1.43,0.91] −0.24
(0.58)
[-1.38,0.91]
 N–B Hispanic −0.10
(0.80)
[-1.68,1.47] −0.06
(0.79)
[-1.48,1.60]
Education (ref: some HS)
 High school −0.55
(0.82)
[-2.17,1.07] −0.74
(0.81)
[-2.32,0.85]
 Some college 0.43
(0.76)
[-1.06,1.91] 0.10
(0.74)
[-1.35,1.55]
 College + −0.11
(0.82)
[-1.72,1.49] −0.37
(0.81)
[-1.95,1.21]
 Age at baseline 0.00
(0.04)
[-0.09,0.08] 0.00
(0.04)
[-0.08,0.08]
Previous loneliness report 1.18
(0.05)
[1.08,1.28] 1.21
(0.05)
[1.11,1.31]
Cut point 1 5.30 [-1.21,11.82] 5.31 [-1.26,11.69]
Cut point 2 8.07 [1.55,14.59] 8.10 [1.72,14.48]
Cut point 3 10.69 [4.17,17.21] 10.71 [4.33,17.10]
Variance components
 Respondent-level variance 6.25
1.20
[3.90,8.60] 5.81
1.10
[3.64,7.97]
Additional information
 Log likelihood −4362.1 −4337.7
 R2 0.53 0.53
Number of EMA observations 13330 13330
Number of respondents 110 110

Note: Standard errors are presented below estimates, with 95% confidence intervals (CIs) to the right. Measures of loneliness are coded so that higher values represent greater loneliness.