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Published in final edited form as: J Gerontol B Psychol Sci Soc Sci. 2003 Jan;58(1):S21–S29. doi: 10.1093/geronb/58.1.s21

Table 5.

Subgroup Analysis: Religious Attendance Main Predictor Results for Models Stratified by Sociodemographic Variables

Sociodemographic Variable	1982–1985 Religious Attendance Variable Longitudinal Results
Sociodemographic Variable	OR (95%CI)	n
Age (years)
65–74	.72 (.46–1.12)	1,151
75+	.51 (.31–.85)	718
Gender
Male	.84 (.53–1.32)	716
Female	.57 (.42–.77)	1,153
Race
White	.53 (.39–.72)	1,478
Nonwhite	.78 (.30–2.01)	391
Income (dollars)
0–6,999	.55 (.36–.83)	1,001
7,000+	.65 (.37–1.14)	676
Education (years)
<12	.66 (.50–.87)	1,226
≥12	.65 (.35–1.19)	627
Marital status
No	.66 (.47–.92)	1,129
Yes	.65 (.44–.95)	724

Notes: All models have the same main predictor variables, covariables, and outcome variable (0–1 vs. 2–10 errors) as do the models in Table 3, except the model for non-White race that includes an adjustment recommended by Pfeiffer (here 0–2 vs. 3–10 errors). OR = odds ratio; CI = confidence interval.