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. 2015 Mar;45:41–49. doi: 10.1016/j.bbi.2014.10.005

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Fig. 6 — Path Analysis for the association between SEP and allostatic load accounting for each of the potential behavioral mediators. (A) Basic model examining the direct path between SEP and allostatic load, adjusted for sex. (B) Full path analysis of the association between SEP and allostatic load (direct path) accounting for smoking status (indirect path) and adjusting for sex. (C and B) Full path analysis of the association between SEP and allostatic load (direct path) accounting for low physical activity (indirect path) and adjusting for sex. (D) Full path analysis of the association between SEP and allostatic load (direct path) accounting for heavy alcohol consumption (indirect path) and adjusting for sex. (E) Full path analysis of the association between SEP and allostatic load (direct path) accounting for poor diet (indirect path) and adjusting for sex. NB all coefficients are standardized.