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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2011 Jul 1.
Published in final edited form as: Res Aging. 2011 Jul 1;33(4):10.1177/0164027511400433. doi: 10.1177/0164027511400433

Table 3.

Financial Strain, Religious Involvement and Life Satisfaction (N = 1,005)

Independent Variables Education Use of English Dependent Variables Religious Meaning Life Satisfaction
Financial Strain Church Involvement
Age −.131***a
(−.079)b 		−.074*
(−.008)		 −.100**
(−.013)		 −.157***
(−.032)		 .030
(.002)		 .084*
(.006)
Sex −.022
(−.174)		 .059*
(.086)		 −.043
(−.075)		 −.200***
(−.532)		 −.099**
(−.101)		 .044
(.043)
Country of birth −.429***
(−3.450)		 −.449***
(−.653)		 .016
(.029)		 .149**
(.399)		 −.059
(−.060)		 −.182***
(−.182)
Education .355***
(.064)		 −.179***
(−.039)		 −.097
(−.032)		 .041
(.005)		 .010
(.001)
Use of English −.255***
(−.273)		 .197**
(.363)		 −.110*
(−.077)		 −.178**
(−.122)
Financial strain −.231***
(−.349)		 −.055
(−.032)		 −.366***
(−.207)
Church involvement .257***
(.098)		 .153**
(.057)
Religious meaning .275***
(.270)
Multiple R2 .190 .458 .140 .137 .092 .320
a

Standardized coefficient

b

Metric (unstandardized) coefficient

*

p < .05;

**

p < .01;

***

p < .001.