Table 2. Logistic Models Predicting Fast Food Consumption and Exercise.
| Fast Food Consumption | Exercise | |||
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| Model 1: Men | Model 2: Women | Model 3: Men | Model 4: Women | |
| Work Conditions | ||||
| Respondent Work Hours | 0.372+ (0.192) | -0.030 (0.042) | ||
| Respondent Work Hours Squared | -0.004* (0.002) | |||
| Spouse Employed | -0.084 (0.389) | 0.091 (0.810) | ||
| Spouse Work Hours (see Note 1) | 0.003 (0.016) | 0.226* (0.089) | ||
| Spouse Work Hours Squared (see Note 1) | -0.002** (0.001) | |||
| Couple-Level Work Conditions (Ref. = High Commitments, see Note 2 for other pairwise comparison results) | ||||
| Respondent Sole Breadwinner (spouse not working) | -0.872 (0.679) | -2.073* (1.032) | ||
| Moderate Commitments (both < 45) | -0.359 (0.644) | -0.712 (0.952) | ||
| Respondent Primary Breadwinner (R >= 45, spouse < 45) | 0.467 (0.736) | -0.813 (0.803) | ||
| Spouse Primary or Equal Breadwinner (R < 45, spouse >= 45) | -0.730 (0.895) | -2.501*** (0.760) | ||
| Covariates | ||||
| Age | -0.036 (0.217) | -0.449+ (0.269) | 0.052 (0.198) | 1.468*** (0.404) |
| Age Squared | -0.000 (0.002) | 0.006+ (0.003) | -0.001 (0.002) | -0.016*** (0.004) |
| Race/Ethnicity (Ref. = Non-Hispanic White) | ||||
| Asian (Asian Indian, Other Asian, and Pacific Islander) | -0.661 (0.416) | -1.173 (0.765) | -1.271** (0.445) | -1.073 (0.744) |
| Black, Hispanic, and More than One Race | 1.280 (1.097) | 0.749 (0.818) | -1.272* (0.559) | -1.477 (0.977) |
| Parental Status (Ref. = No Children at Home) | ||||
| Youngest Child at Home < 6 | -0.004 (0.535) | 2.405** (0.898) | -0.305 (0.523) | -0.238 (1.180) |
| Youngest Child at Home >= 6 | 0.280 (0.453) | 1.881** (0.618) | 0.303 (0.475) | -0.760 (0.762) |
| Respondent does Care for Adult Relatives | 0.500 (0.480) | 0.130 (0.532) | -0.425 (0.431) | 0.430 (0.517) |
| Respondent College Educated | -0.485 (0.506) | 0.754 (0.517) | 0.416 (0.597) | -0.912 (0.714) |
| Respondent Income (Logged) | -0.055 (0.993) | -3.453* (1.510) | -0.732 (1.001) | -0.445 (1.156) |
| Respondent Schedule Control | 0.080 (0.298) | 0.301 (0.368) | 0.037 (0.243) | 0.101 (0.430) |
| Interviewed after Merger Announcement | 0.059 (0.366) | 0.556 (0.424) | -0.089 (0.373) | 1.600* (0.657) |
| Physical Functioning | -4.458* (2.112) | -2.119 (1.615) | 0.927 (0.791) | -0.175 (0.298) |
| Psychological Distress | 0.028 (0.064) | 0.041 (0.070) | -0.052 (0.065) | -0.173+ (0.093) |
| Spouse Physical Health Symptoms | -0.174 (0.180) | 0.229 (0.331) | 0.270 (0.225) | -0.029 (0.372) |
| Spouse Psychological Distress | 0.013 (0.054) | -0.033 (0.075) | -0.031 (0.050) | -0.100 (0.086) |
| Constant | 17.587 (15.125) | 54.420** (18.205) | 3.811 (10.553) | -20.573 (17.375) |
| Observations | 290 | 139 | 290 | 139 |
Notes: 1. Coefficients for spouse work hours and its squared term are estimated from models consisting of respondents whose spouses have a paid job. But we obtain similar results if spouse work hour is coded as 0 for respondents whose spouses do not have a paid job.
2. For men: respondent sole breadwinner and respondent primary breadwinner (p < .01); respondent primary breadwinner and spouse primary or equal breadwinner (p < .1). For women: respondent primary breadwinner and spouse primary or equal breadwinner (p < .05); moderate commitments and spouse primary or equal breadwinner (p < .1).
3. Robust standard errors in parentheses.
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p<0.001,
**
p<0.01,
*
p<0.05,
+
p<0.1