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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2015 Aug 12.
Published in final edited form as: Soc Sci Med. 2013 May 2;90:40–48. doi: 10.1016/j.socscimed.2013.04.024

Table 3.

Estimated coefficients from multilevel random intercept regression models predicting weight change (in kilograms) per year [N=975]

Model 1 Model 2 Model 3
Race/Ethnicity/Immigrant generation
(Ref = First generation Hispanic)
Black 0.11
[−0.13, 0.35]
0.21
[−0.05, 0.45]
0.21†
[−0.04, 0.47]
White −0.02
[−0.18, 0.14]
0.10
[−0.09, 0.29]
0.21†
[−0.00, 0.44]
Second plus generation Hispanic 0.31**
[0.09, 0.52]
0.30**
[0.08, 0.51]
0.35**
[0.13, 0.56]
Asian/Pacific Islander −0.13
[−0.38, 0.12]
−0.09
[−0.35, 0.17]
−0.03
[−0.30, 0.24]
Weight (kilograms) wave 1 −0.02**
[−0.03, −0.02]
−0.02**
[−0.03, −0.02]
Female 0.03
[−0.15, 0.22]
0.03
[−0.15,0.22]
Age wave 1 −0.01**
[−0.02, −0.01]
−0.01**
[−0.02, −0.00]
Less than high school education wave 1 0.15†
[−0.00,0.32]
0.13
[−0.03,0.29]
Married wave 1 −0.07
[−0.20,0.06]
−0.06
[−0.18,0.07]
Average height 0.01**
[0.00,0.03]
0.01**
[0.00,0.03]
Neighborhood disadvantage 0.38
[−0.47,1.24]
Neighborhood collective efficacy (Ref=Low)
Medium
−0.17†
[−0.33,0.00]
High −0.13
[−0.37,0.10]

Source: L.A. FANS waves 1 and 2, 2000 Census, and 2005–2009 ACS estimates. 95% confidence intervals are reported in brackets. Individual coefficients are statistically significant at the **1%, *5%, †10% level.