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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2011 Aug 18.
Published in final edited form as: J Adolesc Health. 2006 Apr;38(4):401–408. doi: 10.1016/j.jadohealth.2005.01.006

Table 3.

Standardized regression coefficients: self-rated health status as an enduring self-concept or spontaneous assessment among adolescents

Model 1 Model 2
Self-rated health (T1) 0.488*** 0.458***
Physical health (T1)
    Headache 0.069***
    Stomachache or an upset stomach 0.040*
    Feeling physically weak for no reason 0.122***
    A sore throat or a cough 0.022
    Feeling really sick 0.032
    Aches, pains, or soreness in your muscles or joints –0.023
Psychological health (T1)
    Poor appetite 0.035*
    Trouble falling asleep or staying asleep 0.037*
    Trouble relaxing –0.001
    Moodiness 0.020
    Frequent crying –0.022
    Fearfulness 0.032
Change in physical health (T2–T1)
    Headache 0.061***
    Stomachache or an upset stomach 0.075***
    Feeling physically weak for no reason 0.101***
    A sore throat or a cough 0.018
    Feeling really sick 0.031
    Aches, pains, or soreness in your muscles or joints –0.015
Change in psychological health (T2–T1)
    Poor appetite 0.050***
    Trouble falling asleep or staying asleep 0.038**
    Trouble relaxing 0.005
    Moodiness 0.037***
    Frequent crying 0.000
    Fearfulness 0.029
R2 0.263 0.300

Note: Cell entries represent standardized regression coefficients obtained from an linear regression model in which the dependent variable is SRH (T2). All models control for sociodemographic (age, race/ethnicity, gender, marital status of mother) and socioeconomic (mother's education and receipt of public assistance) information for all respondents. Models also control for the lag (in months) between Waves 1 and 2 of the study. Estimates obtained from SVYREG procedure in STATA 8.0 to adjust for design effects and are weighted to reflect the oversampling of certain sociodemographic groups. N = 13,511.

All data come from Waves I–II of the National Longitudinal Study of Adolescent Health (Udry 1998).

*

p < .05

**

p < .01

***

p < .001.