Table 3.
Stratified GEE Models examining the influence of ε4 for rate of decline in the Incident sample
Stratification Sample | n | Beta | p |
---|---|---|---|
Young (< 82) | 101 | −.05 | .08 |
Old (>= 82) | 98 | −.07 | .05 |
Women | 146 | −.07 | <.01 |
Men | 53 | −.01 | .87 |
Hispanic | 121 | −.07 | .01 |
African American | 61 | −.02 | .68 |
Caucasian | 15 | −.52 | <.01 |
Low Education (<= 6) | 105 | −.04 | .14 |
High Education (> 6) | 93 | −.11 | <.01 |
Note. Beta values represent the rate of change over time as a function of ε4 status. Age and education groups were based on a median split. Models within a demographic category included the remaining demographic variables as covariates.