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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2010 Sep 1.
Published in final edited form as: Psychol Aging. 2009 Sep;24(3):722–728. doi: 10.1037/a0015121

Table 3.

Summary of hierarchical regressions examining cross-sectional associations between personality factors (Block 4) and retirement-related variables after controlling for demographic characteristics (Block 1), mental and physical health (Block 2), and retirement voluntariness (Block 3)

Expected Retirement Anticipatory Thoughts Anticipatory Emotions Retirement Satisfaction Activity Level Part-Time Work
Block 1
 BAge .077** .010 .027** .010 .004 −.042
 BGender (female) −.664 −.606** −.088 .050 .164 .063
 BEthnicity (White) −.488 −.004 .122 .076 .472** −.205
 BEducation .233** .085* .109** .079** .083* −.009
 p(Block 1) <.001** .003** <.001** .012* .005** .218
Block 2
 BPhysical health .267 .441** .356** .231** .425** .633*
 BMental health .330 .200 .090 .127 −.190 −.593
 p(Block 2) .312 .001** .001** .002** <.001** .031*
Block 3
 BVoluntariness 1.64** .808** .933** .357** .239 .218
 p(Block 3) <.001** <.001** <.001** .002** .113 .575
Block4
 BNeuroticism −.095** −.004 −.014 −.014* −.007 .008
 BExtraversion −.019 .010 .012 .015* .027** .050*
 BOpenness .055 −.008 −.017 .003 .003 −.051
 BAgreeableness −.011 −.021 −.004 .001 −.010 −.025
 BConscientiousness .009 −.003 −.006 .002 .013 .006
 p(Block 4) .034* .48 .063 .044* .004** .153

Note: n = 144

*

p < .05

**

p<.01.

All variables measured at 2004 assessment.