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. 2009 Mar 2;64B(3):415–424. doi: 10.1093/geronb/gbn041

Table 5.

Correlates of Neighborhood-Level Cohesion and Disordera

CNDS (N = 82 block groups)
BMS (N = 65 neighborhoods)
Cohesion Disorder Cohesion Disorder
Disorder −0.52 −0.23
% Public assistance −0.39 0.66 −0.18 0.57
% Income ≤ 25,000 −0.55 0.67 −0.30 0.67
% Education ≥bachelor's degree 0.45 −0.66 0.49 −0.51
% Dwellings >$200,000 0.35 −0.47 0.27 −0.34
Neighborhood SES Indexb 0.51 −0.72 0.41 −0.66
Percent vacant dwellings −0.30 0.32 −0.24 0.45

Notes: CNDS = Chicago Neighborhood and Disability Study; BMS = Baltimore Memory Study; SES = socioeconomic status.

a

Cell entries are correlation coefficients (Pearson's r).

b

Average of z-scored percent public assistance, income ≤ $25,000, education ³ bachelor's degree, and dwellings >$200,000.