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. 2011 Nov;72(6):917–925. doi: 10.15288/jsad.2011.72.917

Table 4.

Multilevel models estimating time-varying financial strain as a predictor of smoking

Smoking
Model 1
Model 2
Model 3
Variable Coeff. (OR) p Coeff. (OR) P Coeff. (OR) P
Financial strain 0.113 (1.120) .002 0.066(1.069) .022 0.038(1.038) .147
Financial Strain × Gender 0.056(1.058) .179 −0.003 (0.997) .886
Financial Strain × Education −0.058 (0.944) .121 −0.116(0.891) .000
Financial Strain × Age −0.059 (0.942) .168 −0.106(0.899) .015
Financial Strain × Gender × Age −0.106(0.900) .039
Financial Strain × Education × Age −0.087 (0.916) .002
Financial Strain × Gender × Education 0.011 (1.011) .778

Notes: All models control for gender, education, and age at baseline, average financial strain across all observations, time, and attrition. Coeff. = coefficient; OR = odds ratio.