TABLE 3—
Variable | ∆Social Competence (SE) |
Weight Category | |
Normal (Ref) | 1.000 |
Overweight | −0.010 (0.032) |
Obese | 0.038 (0.034) |
Gender | |
Male (Ref) | 1.000 |
Female | 0.041 (0.023) |
Race | |
White (Ref) | 1.000 |
Black | 0.054 (0.051) |
Hispanic | −0.008 (0.042) |
Asian/Pacific Islander | −0.023 (0.080) |
American Indian | −0.094 (0.103) |
Multiracial | −0.003 (0.076) |
Age, mo | −0.004 (0.006) |
SES quintile | |
1 (Lowest; Ref) | 1.000 |
2 | 0.021 (0.059) |
3 | 0.084 (0.059) |
4 | 0.054 (0.051) |
5 | 0.137* (0.058) |
US region | |
Northeast (Ref) | 1.000 |
Midwest | −0.046 (0.040) |
South | −0.026 (0.041) |
West | −0.007 (0.042) |
Urbanicity | |
City | |
Suburban or town | 0.023 (0.030) |
Rural | −0.018 (0.035) |
Parents in household | |
Mother and father | |
Mother and stepfather | 0.028 (0.046) |
Father and stepmother | −0.047 (0.094) |
Mother only | −0.062* (0.031) |
Father only | −0.042 (0.126) |
Adopted | −0.039 (0.078) |
Mother works full time | −0.000 (0.028) |
Maternal depression | 0.014 (0.032) |
Physical activity | |
No sports | |
Individual sports only | −0.007 (0.045) |
Group sports only | 0.079* (0.037) |
Both group and individual sports | 0.084* (0.033) |
Constant | 0.199 (0.627) |
Note. SES = socioeconomic status. Data were from the 2002 third-grade wave and the 2004 fifth-grade wave, and the model was adjusted for all variables as shown. Sample size for this analysis was n = 8346.
*P < .05; **P < .01; ***P < .001.