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Published in final edited form as: Am J Ind Med. 2012 Mar 16;55(8):707–713. doi: 10.1002/ajim.22035

Table II.

Relationship Between Baseline Stress Score and Change in Stress with Change in Cognitive Function Over 3-Month Follow-up.

	Estimated coefficient of baselines stress for change in cognitive function

	Reduced adjustment	Full adjustment

	Coefficient (SE)	Coefficient (SE)
Male	−0.063 (0.175)	−0.168 (0.177)
Age	−0.011 (0.006)	−0.014 (0.006)^**
Education	0.037 (0.019)^*	0.038 (0.018)^*
Number of years worked in U.S. agriculture	0.003 (0.006)	0.003 (0.006)
Ever smoking status (No)		−0.173 (0.110)
Self-rated health (Good)		−0.196 (0.100)^*
Depressive symptoms		−0.212 (0.145)
Baseline stress	−0.014 (0.006)^*	−0.016 (0.006)^*

	Estimated coefficient of change in stress for change in cognitive function

	Reduced adjustment	Full adjustment

	Coefficient (SE)	Coefficient (SE)

Male	0.042 (0.175)	−0.073 (0.173)
Age	−0.010 (0.006)	−0.014 (0.006)^*
Education	0.041(0.019)^*	0.044 (0.019)^*
Number of years worked in U.S. agriculture	0.005(0.006)	0.006 (0.006)
Ever smoking status (No)		−0.227 (0.110)^*
Self−rated health (Good)		−0.197 (0.101)
Depressive symptoms		−0.210 (0.141)
Change in stress	−0.003 (0.012)	−0.001 (0.012)

p < .05

^**

p < .01