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. 2025 Apr 21;5(4):100513. doi: 10.1016/j.bpsgos.2025.100513

Table 2.

Cross-Sectional Effects of Social Connectedness and Perceived Social Support on Current Suicidal Ideation at Baseline

Model Series 1: Social Health Measure = Social Connectedness
Model Series 2: Social Health Measure = Perceived Social Support
Model 1-1
Model 1-2
Model 1-3
Model 2-1
Model 2-2
Model 2–3
Ideation Presence Ideation Severity Ideation Presence Ideation Severity Ideation Presence Ideation Severity Ideation Presence Ideation Severity Ideation Presence Ideation Severity Ideation Presence Ideation Severity
Social Health Measurea 0.896∗ (0.051) 0.973 (0.017) 0.899∗ (0.052) 0.97 (0.017) 0.877∗∗ (0.056) 0.971 (0.017) 0.811∗∗ (0.074) 0.977 (0.02) 0.833∗∗ (0.074) 0.977 (0.02) 0.812∗∗ (0.08) 0.975 (0.02)
Age 0.98 (0.017) 0.999 (0.006) 0.99 (0.018) 1.003 (0.006) 0.988 (0.018) 1.003 (0.006) 0.99 (0.017) 1 (0.006) 0.998 (0.018) 1.004 (0.006) 0.996 (0.018) 1.003 (0.006)
Sex, Male vs. Female 0.946 (0.283) 1.122 (0.104) 0.99 (0.276) 1.147 (0.105) 0.931 (0.297) 1.148 (0.106) 0.903 (0.301) 1.11 (0.104) 0.938 (0.259) 1.128 (0.105) 0.922 (0.302) 1.106 (0.103)
Depression Severity 1.091∗∗ (0.026) 1.017∗ (0.008) 1.101∗∗∗ (0.026) 1.018∗∗ (0.009) 1.083∗∗ (0.026) 1.016 (0.009) 1.094∗∗ (0.028) 1.017∗ (0.009)
Physical Illness 0.991 (0.032) 0.983 (0.01) 0.998 (0.033) 0.981 (0.011) 0.994 (0.032) 0.985 (0.01) 1.005 (0.033) 0.983 (0.01)
Social Health Measurea × Depression Severity 0.984 (0.01) 1.001 (0.003) 0.983 (0.014) 1.004 (0.004)
Social Health Measurea × Physical Illness 0.988 (0.011) 0.998 (0.004) 0.988 (0.015) 0.993 (0.005)

Estimates are presented as OR (SE) for ideation presence (zero inflation part) and RR (SE) for ideation severity and are coded such that ORs and RRs <1 indicate protective effects. For each social health measure, a series of 3 zero-inflated negative binomial models are presented (1-1 to 1-3 for social connectedness and 2-1 to 2-3 for perceived social support) predicting current suicidal ideation presence and severity at baseline. The threshold for significance is set to p < .01. Both series of 3 models correspond to progressive model results with health-related risk factors entered second and interactions between health-related risk factors and social health measures entered last.

p < .05 (nominal effect), ∗∗p < .01 (significant effect), ∗∗∗p < .001 (significant effect).

OR, odds ratio; RR, rate ratio.

a

Social health measure corresponds to social connectedness in models 1-1 to 1-3 and to perceived social support in models 2-1 to 2-3.