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. 2013 Mar;103(3):543–548. doi: 10.2105/AJPH.2012.300830

TABLE 1—

Associations Between Individual SES, Neighborhood SES, and Individual Smoking Behavior: Minnesota Adolescent Community Cohort, 2000–2002

Variable Model 1, Mean (SE) Model 2, Mean (SE) Model 3, Mean (SE)
Individual SES
 Baseline −0.184** (0.05) NA −0.123 (0.07)
 Linear rate of change −0.089** (0.02) NA −0.045 (0.03)
Neighborhood SES
 Baseline NA −0.071 (0.04) 0.051 (0.09)
 Linear rate of change NA −0.019 (0.03) 0.062 (0.04)
Individual SES*
Neighborhood SES
 Baseline NA NA −0.135 (0.10)
 Linear rate of change NA NA −0.097* (0.05)
Ethnicity
 Baseline −0.209 (0.07) −0.208 (0.08) −0.197 (0.08)
 Linear rate of change −0.008 (0.023) −0.009 (0.03) −0.004 (0.03)
Geopolitical unit type
 Baseline −0.052 (0.03) −0.02 (0.04) −0.014 (0.04)
 Linear rate of change −0.015 (0.02) −0.009 (0.03) −0.004 (0.03)
Gender
 Baseline 0.019 (0.03) 0.022** (0.03) 0.020*** (0.03)
 Linear rate of change 0.004 (0.01) 0.004 (0.02) 0.006 (0.01)

Note. NA = not available; SES = socioeconomic status. We generated estimates from multiple group, multiple cohort growth models adjusted for gender, ethnicity, and geopolitical unit type at baseline.

*P < .05; **P < .01; ***P < .001.