TABLE 4.
Model 1 (Continuously Married) |
Model 2 (Ever Disrupted) |
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Number of Chronic Conditions |
Number of Mobility Limitations |
Self-rated Health |
Depression Index |
Number of Chronic Conditions |
Number of Mobility Limitations |
Self-rated Health |
Depression Index |
|
Age at Marriage | −.01* | −.01* | −.01 | .0001 | −.01*** | −.02*** | −.01* | .003 |
Percent Years Disrupted | .003** | .002* | .002 | −.0003 | ||||
Currently Married | −.02 | −.06 | −.14 | −.16*** | ||||
Two or More Disruptions | .07 | .10* | .07 | .03 | ||||
Age | .05*** | .02*** | .05*** | −.002 | .03*** | .02** | .03** | −.007** |
Male | .13*** | −.40*** | .07 | −.07*** | .008 | −.25*** | −.03 | −.05** |
Blackb | .26*** | .22** | .76*** | .08*** | .21*** | .11* | .62*** | .04* |
Hispanicb | −.18** | −.07 | .23 | .03 | −.06 | −.17* | .30* | .03 |
Years of Education | −.03*** | −.08*** | −.18*** | −.02*** | −.04*** | −.10*** | −.21*** | −.04*** |
Long-term Condition | .44*** | .88*** | 1.75*** | .27*** | .22* | .62*** | 1.42*** | .26*** |
Constant | −2.60*** | −.16 | 1.73*** | −1.26*** | .58 | 2.40*** | ||
Cut-point 1 | −.95 | −2.34 | ||||||
Cut-point 2 | −.95 | −.98 | ||||||
Cut-point 3 | 2.10 | .33 | ||||||
Cut-point 4 | 3.52 | 1.60 | ||||||
Nc | 4,841 | 4,702 | 4,841 | 4,841 | 3,473 | 3,346 | 3,473 | 3,473 |
Log Likelihood | −5,397 | −5,956 | −6,738 | −4,267 | −4,863 | −5,099 | ||
χ2 | 218 | 372 | 574 | 206 | 408 | 669 | ||
F | 30 | 39 | ||||||
(df) | 7 | 7 | 7 | (7,120) | 10 | 10 | 10 | (10,121) |
p ≤ .05;
p ≤ .01;
p ≤ .001
Model specification varies by the metric of the outcome variable: chronic conditions (range 0–6) and mobility limitations (range 0–5) — negative binomial; self-rated health (range 1–5) — ordered logit; depression index (range 1–4) — OLS. Higher values indicate worse health.
Reference category is non-Hispanic white.
Standard errors calculated taking into account the clustered sampling design of the HRS.