. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2009 Oct 5.

Published in final edited form as: J Health Soc Behav. 2009 Mar;50(1):31–48. doi: 10.1177/002214650905000103

TABLE 3.

Ordered Logistic Regressions of Self-Rated Mental Health^a on Social Disconnectedness, Perceived Isolation, and Covariates^b

	Model 1	Model 2	Model 3	Model 4
Age (in decades)	−.078	−.079	−.047	−.048
	(.056)	(.055)	(.060)	(.060)
Attended college	.620^***	.526^***	.598^***	.552^***
	(.098)	(.100)	(.106)	(.108)
Female	−.186^*	−.259^**	−.304^**	−.335^***
	(.078)	(.079)	(.083)	(.083)
Non-white	−.430^**	−.341^*	−.357^*	−.316^*
	(.148)	(.143)	(.161)	(.156)
Spouse/partner	.167	.175	.042	.052
	(.095)	(.098)	(.107)	(.108)
Co-morbidities	−.189^***	−.192^***	−.192^***	−.194^***
	(.024)	(.025)	(.025)	(.025)
Social Disconnectedness		−.359^***		−.187^*
		(.079)		(.079)
Perceived Isolation			−.800^***	−.755^***
			(.059)	(.062)
Intercepts
1	4.906^***	4.996^***	4.973^***	5.013^***
2	2.987^***	3.067^***	3.008^***	3.046^***
3	1.304^**	1.367^**	1.255^*	1.288^*
4	−.439	−.390	−.555	−.525
Unweighted N	2910	2910	2910	2910
F	20.19^***	19.00^***	47.05^***	43.07^***
(df)	(6,45)	(7,44)	(7,44)	(8,43)

Note:

p < .05

^**

p < .01

^***

p < .001 (two-tailed tests)

Higher values indicate better mental health.

Estimates are survey-adjusted and weighted for probability of selection with post-stratification adjustments for non-response. Standard errors are presented in parentheses.