TABLE 2—

Bivariate Associations Between Obesity, Neighborhood Food Sources, and Demographic Characteristics: Ongoing Research on Aging in New Jersey: Bettering Opportunities for Wellness in Life (ORANJ BOWL), 2006–2008

Variable	Obesity	Fast Food	Storefrontsa	Supermarkets	Age	Education	Income	Gender	Race
Obesity	1.000
Fast food	0.038**	1.000
Storefronts	0.102**	0.308**	1.000
Supermarkets	–0.009	0.506**	0.237**	1.000
Age	0.020	0.005	0.013	0.018	1.000
Education	–0.118**	–0.061**	–0.135**	0.043**	–0.145**	1.000
Income	–0.102**	–0.079**	–0.24**	0.029*	–0.267**	0.462**	1.000
Gender	0.041**	0.026*	0.033*	–0.009	0.054**	–0.107**	–0.163**	1.000
Race	0.107**	0.029*	0.300**	–0.056**	–0.009	–0.145**	–0.225**	0.042**	1.000

Note. ORANJ BOWL = Ongoing Research on Aging in New Jersey: Bettering Opportunities for Wellness in Life.

^aStorefronts comprised of: convenience stores, bars and pubs, and small grocery stores.

*P < .05; **P < .001.