. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2010 Mar 23.

Published in final edited form as: J Aging Health. 2009 Feb;21(1):63–84. doi: 10.1177/0898264308328638

Table 4.

Volunteering, Providing Tangible Support and Health (N = 661)

Independent Variables	Model 1	Model 2
Age	−.110^**^a	−.109^**
Age	(−.023)^b	(−.023)
Sex	−.017	−.027
Sex	(−.041)	(−.067)
Education	.135^***	.137^***
Education	(.047)	(.048)
Race	.064	.070
Race	(.152)	(.166)
Marital status	.038	.046
Marital status	(.091)	(.110)
Church attendance	−.040	−.037
Church attendance	(−.032)	(−.030)
Private prayer	.114^**	.125^**
Private prayer	(.108)	(.119)
Volunteering	.007	−.008
Volunteering	(.007)	(−.007)
Providing support	.091^*	.068
Providing support	(.041)	(.030)
Religious commitment	−.081	−.070
Religious commitment	(−.062)	(−.053)
(Volunteering × religious commitment)	……	……
(Volunteering × religious commitment)	……	(.038)
(Providing support × religious commitment)	……	……
(Providing support × religious commitment)	……	(.029)^**
Health (Wave 1)	.324^***	.315^***
Health (Wave 1)	(.353)	(.342)
Multiple R²	.192	.209

Standardized regression coefficient

Metric (unstandardized) regression coefficient

p < .05;

^**

p < .01;

^***

p < .001.