Table 2.

Multivariate association between negative mood and VMS within a 24 hour period

	Daily VMS
	OR (95% CI)	p-value
Negative mood	1.72 (1.39–2.13)	<.001
Age	1.15 (1.04–1.28)	.01
Education
College+	Referent
Some college	1.57 (.84–2.92)	.16
High school or less	1.60 (.80–3.21)	.19
Health
Excellent	Referent
Very Good	.76 (.35–1.68)	.50
Good	1.27 (.56–2.90)	.57
Fair/poor	3.70 (1.21–11.35)	.02
Race/ethnicity
White	Referent
Black	.86 (.40–1.83)	.69
Chinese	.26 (.13–.54)	<.01
Hispanic	.48 (.14–1.68)	.25
Japanese	.52 (.25–1.05)	.07
Menopausal status
Premenopausal	Referent
Perimenopausal	3.09 (1.50–6.38)	<.01
Postmenopausal	5.17 (1.01–26.39)	.05

Abbreviations: Vasomotor symptoms (VMS)

All daily-level predictors and woman-level covariates simultaneously entered into hierarchical generalized linear models with VMS as a dichotomous outcome with a Bernoulli distribution.

Age has been grand-centered; all other variables entered uncentered.