Table 3.

Neighborhood Crime and BMI.

	Normal BMI vs. obese			Normal BMI vs. overweight
Variables	OR	95% CI	p value	OR	95% CI	p value
Demographic
Age	0.43	[0.19, 0.96]	.03	1.24	[0.55, 2.79]	.61
Race
White	1.00	Reference		1.00	Reference
Black	1.55	[0.67, 3.57]	.31	1.66	[0.72, 3.82]	.24
Gender
Male	1.00	Reference		1.00	Reference
Female	1.50	[0.60, 3.76]	.40	0.70	[0.29, 1.66]	.41
Social/economic
Marital status
Singlea	0.46	[0.19, 1.12]	.09	0.51	[0.21, 1.24]	.14
Married	1.00	Reference		1.00	Reference
Education
<High school	7.33	[1.48, 36.31]	.01	0.89	[0.24, 3.31]	.87
High school graduate	4.83	[1.18, 19.78]	.03	0.76	[0.26, 2.25]	.62
College/associate degree	10.04	[2.31, 43.57]	<.01	1.15	[0.35, 3.79]	.82
Bachelor’s and above	1.00	Reference		1.00	Reference
Neighborhood crime
Very high	1.70	[0.14, 21.25]	.68	12.24	[1.05, 142.41]	.04
High	0.59	[0.14, 2.41]	.46	2.45	[0.63, 9.56]	.20
Average	1.29	[0.41, 3.98]	.66	2.15	[0.63, 7.37]	.22
Low	0.85	[0.27, 2.65]	.78	3.73	[0.08, 0.93]	.02
Very low	1.00	Reference		1.00	Reference
Victim of crime	0.75	[0.26, 2.15]	.59	0.15	[0.04, 0.66]	.01
N	213

Note. BMI = body mass index; OR = odds ratio; CI = confidence interval.

^aSingle includes widowed, separated, and divorced participants.