Table 3.

Univariate Gamma Models of Effect of PTSD and Depressive Symptoms on HDL Cholesterol

	Model 1		Model 2		Model 3
	Coeff (SE)	Est Effect	Coeff (SE)	Est Effect	Coeff (SE)	Est Effect
Intercept	0.019** (0.001)	26.36	0.019** (0.001)	26.13	0.019** (0.001)	26.35
Age	0.000*(0.000)	0.99	0.000†(0.000)	0.99	0.000† (0.000)	0.99
Gender (Male)	0.003** (0.001)	0.86	0.003** (0.001)	0.87	0.003** (0.001)	0.86
Minority	−0.001* (0.001)	1.08	−0.001* (0.001)	1.08	−0.001† (0.001)	1.07
BMI	0.000** (0.000)	0.99	0.000** (0.000)	0.99	0.000** (0.000)	0.99
PTSD/Dep Sx	0.008* (0.004)	0.70	0.004 (0.004)	0.84	0.001 (0.005)	0.93
Cig Consum	-	-	0.001* (0.000)	0.96	-	-
Sleep Quality	-	-	-	-	0.000* (0.000)	0.99
Scale	16.521** (1.560)	-	17.016** (1.607)	-	16.828** (1.589)	-

Note. The estimated effects represent the multiplicative effect on the dependent variable of a 1-unit increase in the independent variables. For instance, because the variable representing PTSD and associated depressive symptoms was standardized, a 1-unit increase is equivalent to a 1-standard deviation increase, which is in turn associated with a decrease in HDL cholesterol by 30% in Model 1.

^†p < .10,

^*p < .05,

^**p < .01